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Why are stocks better than debt instruments?

Before long-term investments, having a goal mindset helps you in deciding the risk level.

Staying invested for a longer period of time means taking advantage of the growth exposure.

Stock markets can give you better returns than debt instruments.

Growth potential grows your money simultaneously at the same rate as the company’s growth if you invest in stocks.

In the case of debt instruments, you will get only a particular fixed rate of interest.

You can liquidate your investment in stocks at any time.

In the case of debt instruments, there is a lock-in period that you have to follow.

Companies offer shares several times which is a crucial advantage of investing in stocks.

In the case of debts, you do not get any kind of bonuses like in shares.

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