Investing
Having read so many Personal Finance books thanks to piquing of interest and with a bid to finding books to cover on the blog, I now find myself up against two challenges. One, almost all books that I have read … Read More
Investing
As part of my job I meet quite a few clients, all in a day’s work. It also often makes me realize just how low awareness of some of the basic fundamentals of Personal Finance is. Most of the times … Read More
Investing
One of my favorite financial assets remains Mutual Funds. Despite the turmoil in equity and debt markets and even with lower distribution commission meaning there is little incentive for a lot of independent distributors to peddle the product to … Read More
Financial Planning
When we talk about investing, especially in equities or the stock market, a few common themes now seem to emerge. While the post today talks about another classic book – A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton Malkiel, I … Read More
Investing
One of the tenets of Personal Finance that I like to follow is KISS or Keep It Simple, Silly. However, once in a while there are some seemingly complicated products that I believe investors should atleast be aware of, if … Read More
Investing
Two of the biggest categories of financial assets are – Debt and Equity. While Equity is something I have now understood fairly well over a few years and also written about, the Debt category is one that I have really … Read More
Investing
Real estate is the oldest asset class known to mankind. Be it the charm of caves in the Stone Ages or a patch of land to grow crops on in the Neolithic Age. As Indians, we all are still passionate … Read More
Investing
One of the truths about Wealth Management in India is that the average age of the clients tends to be higher. Logically, by the time most of us are able to accumulate wealth, we end up spending quite a few … Read More
Emotional Money
One of the basic rules or ratios of investing is that riskand reward are directly proportional – higher the risk, higher the returns andvice versa. However, every investor has a different capacity of the risk or thevolatility that comes with … Read More
Investing
Off late, the one keyword in investing in the Indian markets has been Systematic Investment Plan or SIP. While I knew about it for the last few years, 2018 has been the momentous year when I have started my own … Read More
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