Research Findings
One of my favorite things to start my week is catching up on the latest edition of ET Wealth every Monday morning. Last Monday I came across an interesting research study done by Bajaj Allianz about Indians and their preparedness … 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
Book Babble
One of the well known facts in Personal Finance today is that women lag behind when it comes to money management or becoming rich. Even though we have fancier and well more aesthetic avenues to spend our money, most women … Read More
Financial Feminsim
While it’s easy to say – manage your money, or plan your money better, sometimes the best way to really set into action is knowing how some people do it.
So, for the concluding part of the series, I … Read More
Tax Planning
If I had to answer that question in one word, the answer would be – nothing. No, really the Union budget 2018 means nothing for the salaried middle class.
To say that this budget is disappointing for people like … Read More
Emotional Money
In some of the earlier posts I have mentioned how my job allows me the luxury of consumer research. Some times that research gleans an insight into some key human behaviors and traits. Yesterday was one such day for me… Read More
Financial Planning
You are just beginning to realize that you would like to be better at managing your money. You have been working for a few years and feel like a zombie with your salary – it comes, you spend, it goes … Read More
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