Highlights of Money Today January 2014 issue: It's a New Year and time to shuffle your investments and what better a guide than your favourite personal finance magazine, Money Today. It's a big year, with the Indian electorate deciding on the new government. Polls bring with them a lot of uncertainty for the investors. The cover package in the January issue of Money Today tells you how you should structure your portfolio during 2014 with the general elections in sight. There's also an exhaustive list of experts sharing their outlook for the different sectors for the New Year. If you'd like go by the trends set by foreign investors in 2013, 'The Foreign Interest' lists out 120 stocks in which FIIs have been increasing their stake since the end of December 2012. Asset management companies are looking beyond US and are coming out with funds that will invest in Europe and Japan. Read 'Investing in Global Growth' to find out how you can benefit. The Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme created quite a buzz when it was launched. However, some complexities are preventing it from catching on with retail investors. 'Missing the Buzz' talks about where the scheme missed its chances. It's a collector's edition ladies and gentlemen. Subscribe now to read all this and more!
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