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An easily relatable example of Base rate fallacy:

In a Base rate fallacy, people prefer to disregard statistical and other commonly accepted facts in favour of merely fresh or recent information that they have been presented with. Consider these two examples – In one example, a Finfluencer, appears in front of a nice high-end luxury car and claims that everyone can make money and …

How Insurance bought under the MWP Act can help protect your wife

First and foremost, let us try to comprehend what the MWP Act is. The Married Women’s Property (MWP) Act provides financial protection for the spouse in the case of the insured’s untimely death. It assures that the insurance policy benefits are preserved for the wife, independent of any unpaid debts owed by the husband. Irrespective of …

How to streamline your way to success with investments?

In 1948, the McDonald brothers, Richard and Maurice, briefly halted their barbecue restaurant to simplify their operations. When they reviewed their sales, they realized that the vast majority of their revenue came from a few items (largely hamburgers). Now they had a daring plan: why not concentrate just on the best-seller items? They reduced their food …

How to understand and navigate Health insurance, especially when you or your parents have chronic illness?

As chronic illnesses like diabetes, heart disease, and arthritis remain prevalent, it is difficult to navigate health insurance in India. These health disorders need on-going medical care, which heavily impacts health insurance decisions. The waiting time is an important consideration when purchasing chronic disease health insurance. This is the time between when you purchase the coverage …

What is known as ‘Base Rate Investing’?

In the rapidly changing field of finance, where emotions sometimes outweigh rationality, base rate investment provides a fresh viewpoint. This method, based on the notion of the ‘base rate fallacy’, enables investors to make judgments based on broad knowledge, minimizing the potential risks of responding to particular short-term influencing information. Let us first try to …