Pre-required
things to open a Demat account in India???
Hi investors
today we are going to discuss about what are the pre-required documents to open
a Demat and trading account in India, who are interested to enter into a market
world, this is a basic concept to understand to open a trading and Demat
account, most of the peoples are interested to enter the market but they don’t
know where to start and how to start.
Once upon a
time when I am a beginner even I to don’t know those things and I am really
confused with these, yesterday evening I talked with my close friend Jeevan
regarding the stock market he asked me many doubts about the shares and stock
market I guided him to open a demat account, I received some questions flowing
in my mind still now generally many of the persons are don’t know this and all,
so I decided to write an article about how to open a demat account and this
article is for you beginners.
Pre-required
documents to open a demat account;
- Pan card: Pan card (or) permanent
account number without pan card I can’t open the Demat account, it is a
part of overall documentation to open a demat account, it is one of an id
proof
- ID proofs:
Id proofs are
nothing but address proof like
- Adhaar card
- Voter ID
- Driving license
- Address proof
- Passport
- Bank account details
- Bank statement ( 3 months)
- Cancelled cheque
- Passport size photo’s (4 enough)
Those documents
are a part of open a trading and demat account, overall with a signed copy.
And there is
another few requirements to open a demat account and trading account
- Savings bank account
- Laptop/computer
- Internet connection
Before going to invest I suggest
you some pieces of advice before investing :
- Set a goal
- Invest some amount of your savings
- First Pay your debts
- Select your broker (full-service
or Discount broker)
- Read some investment books
- Follow some strategies
Some other few
additional points to do regularly:
- Start with a small amount
- Invest regularly
- Diversify your asset allocation
- Invest what to understand
- Believe the company
- Don’t invest on tips and advice
- Be patient
- Avoid herd mentality
- Beginners invest in blue-chip
stocks
- Continue your learning
Hope it’s
helpful to you who are new to market……
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