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    Pi Coin is mined through phones and used for easy digital transactions and smart contracts. Since its Open Mainnet launch in February, Pi Coin has not been officially available in India.
    It is traded on many platforms like OKX, MEXC, and many more. Informal trading exists peer-to-peer, but always be careful.

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    What investment avenues can provide a consistent income stream for ₹15 lakhs, keeping in mind my father's preference to avoid stocks but consider options like REITs or direct investment in property?

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    Gold Bonds
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    T-bills are government debt for under a year, sold cheaper than their value, with no regular interest. Long-term government bonds mature after a year and provide periodic interest payments. Typically, longer bonds offer higher returns due to increased risk over time.

    Choosing between them depends on your needs. T-bills are safe for short-term savings. Long-term bonds suit those wanting regular income over a longer period while accepting more potential risk.

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    Having multiple trading accounts has many benefits, like diversifying the risk factor, increasing the investments, strategy segregation, and many more, which increase the cost and complexity.

    In India, there are some platforms like Zerodha and Groww, which are popular for providing more investment options.

    But the ideal setup depends on your personal investment types and needs.

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    Having just started a SIP, can I modify the debit date and investment amount? What are the consequences of missing the first SIP payment? Will it lead to cancellation, fees, or negatively impact returns or my credit score?

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    With a 3.61% inflation rate and 6.75% fixed deposit interest, it would be profitable for you.

    Investing ₹166,000 at 6.75% for 5 years will yield ₹59,362.50 in interest, totaling ₹225,362.50. Whether the sum buys more depends on the average inflation over the next 5 years. If inflation averages higher than 3.14%, the purchasing power will be less.

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    As an Indian investor, I want to invest in the US stock market, specifically in ETFs like the Nasdaq 100 or S&P 500, for at least 10 years. Suggest secure, long-term investment platforms and their fees so I can compare them.