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Why a financial plan is your calmest companion in uncertain times
Post office interest rates – January-March 2024
Post office interest rates are market linked and are revised every quarter depending upon the movement of long & short term market rates in general.
3 things you should start doing from 2024 to build long-term wealth
Instead of a haphazard approach, if you want to connect the dots of your financial life, start doing these 3 things. Track your savings to
What does a SEBI registered investment adviser (RIA) do?
Having a SEBI registered license implies that an individual is qualified and competent to offer investment advice as mandated by SEBI regulations. (Read here: Who
Who is a SEBI Registered Adviser?
It has been a decade since SEBI came out with investment advisory regulations in 2013 separating distribution and investment advice to protect the interest of
How can you enhance your health cover without paying additional premium?
The decision to choose a suitable health insurance product should not be based solely on low premiums. Waiting period on pre-existing diseases, general waiting period,
How have the worst equity funds performed over the last decade?
A picture says it all. The power of investing in a business through equity. When invested in equity through mutual funds, you get the benefit
Financial Planning – A comprehensive approach to your personal finances
Every single financial decision you take affects other financial areas of your life. How is your lifestyle, how you spend your money, how you manage
Thumb rules do not always work in personal finance
Financial planning is less about numbers and more about people. At times, thumb rules do not work. Every story is different, every financial situation is
Should Gold be part of your Emergency Fund?
In old Bollywood movies, gold has been typically projected as a last resort in situations of extreme financial distress. The traditional belief that gold stashed
How to use income ladder strategy in fixed deposits?
In 2021, Mr. A invested Rs.6 lakh in a 5 year fixed deposit, earning around 5.5 per cent p.a. After bottoming out, interest rates in
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