Accountancy, asked by mekalasowmya2001, 2 months ago

--write about borrowings
on Investment​

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Answered by kiranjyothsnaganji
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Explanation:

Borrowing to invest is a medium to long term strategy (at least five to ten years). It's typically done through margin loans for shares or investment property loans. The investment is usually the security for the loan. Investing with borrowed money is also  known as “leveraging”.

As long as your  investment increases at a rate that is  higher than your borrowing costs, you can  make money. Borrowing to buy mutual funds  or other investments can be an  effective way to boost your  potential returns, but it involves  more risk than paying for an  investment outright with cash. However, whether your investment makes  money or not, you still have to pay back  the loan plus interest. If you rely solely on  your investment returns to cover your  borrowing costs and your investment falls  in value, you could end up defaulting on  the loan. It is the definitive case of an idea looking good on paper and too often turning out to be disastrous in real life.

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