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* Personal Information is part of wealth. * Personal Documents are considered to be a part of wealth as there is a cost if they are lost / misplaced. * Budgeting needs to be a part of an individuals’ wealth management strategy as it is a known fact that savings increase merely by creating a budget and comparing it with actual income & expenses. * Household Accounting is the first step towards effective wealth management. * One needs to have an investment plan based on his/her own preferences and not those on the advice of a host of consultants. * It is very important to create a Financial Plan and see if you are on the right track. If not, corrective action should be taken as early as possible. * Wealth Management is of no use if regular Wealth Statements are not generated. * Wealth management needs updated information (e.g. Gold, silver, Mutual Fund rates) at all times. * Proper tax panning is also possible with updated information. The biggest hindrance in wealth management is the mental perception of wealth. A common refrain was: "I have no wealth, so what Wealth Management can I do?" As an investor, you will always think of ways to maximize the wealth that you already have, or in the event that you are accumulating, you would seek to accumulate the maximum possible. It is an important, but not so explicitly stated need.