Given the rising cost of education, parents in India who are looking to save enough to meet their children
The international school in India, expensive open education has acquired a new dimension at all, says insurance industry experts.
According to the survey on the concerns of young parents, carried out by Aviva Insurance, saving for children remain a priority of 72% of parents India.
It is understandable. ,
To meet challenges such as finance, parents usually save and invest for their children in fixed deposits, instrument such as the national savings certificates (NSCs) and stocks. Experts say there is a better alternative now.