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A recent poll found that ten years ago, tenants in important cities such as Bengaluru, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Delhi would rent nine times before purchasing a property. Today’s younger generation buys after renting just four or five times in their lifetime. For instance, in Bengaluru, the typical age of first-time house purchasers has …
“Do Nothing” is the straightforward reply to this question. In a perfect environment, if stock prices are at an all-time high, plummeting, or gliding sideways without making sense, you just ‘ignore’ these moves.You’re an investor in mutual funds, not an equities trader. You pay the fund company a sizable sum of money in costs specifically for …
It is evident that today’s youngsters do not possess financial awareness. Youngsters believe that money mysteriously appears in their parents’ pockets to provide for their requests. If you have spent years and years of your hard-earned money to make sure your child has the greatest higher education possible and you can only see that they have not …
The old tax regime has four tax slabs: Income Slab Tax rate Up to Rs. 2.5 Lakh No tax Rs. 2.5 to 5 Lakh 5% Rs. 5 to 10 Lakh 20% Above Rs. 10 Lakh 30% If net income after all deductions and exemptions does not exceed Rs. 5 lakh, there is full tax relief …
Everyone of us would be knowing about Charlie Munger. But just in case anyone reading this article is not aware of Charlie Munger, let us just see a brief introduction of Charlie. Charlie Munger was Berkshire Hathaway’s former vice-chairman and second-in-command to Warren Buffett. Serving as Buffett’s closest business associate and “right-hand man” for more than …
Money habits are practices that support effective money management. The difference between financial success and failure can be determined by developing sound financial habits. You may increase your chances of becoming wealthy by adopting these five money habits. 1. Ownership of a Business: Salaried employees are rarely found in Forbes’ annual list of the world’s …
“Income from capital gains” refers to any profit or gain that results from the sale of a “capital asset.” These capital gains are subject to taxes in the year that the capital asset is transferred. We refer to this as capital gains tax. Capital gains are classified into two types: short-term capital gains (STCG) and …
The word “personal finance” involves investing, saving, and money management. None of our schools provide classes on money management; therefore it’s crucial to learn how to handle your finances on your own by reading competent books, articles, and listening to podcasts from some renowned experts in the subject. The fundamentals of personal money management include budgeting, emergency …
Although things rarely happen as planned in life, it is never a good idea to go on without knowing where you want to end up. According to a quote from Benjamin Franklin, “If you fail to plan, you’re planning to fail.” This is particularly valid when it comes to investing and saving. Usually, wealth isn’t …
Before starting this blog, I would like to give a disclaimer that I am not a proponent of credit cards, and hence I do not recommend to buy a credit card. The purpose of this blog is to make readers aware how you can choose credit cards, if at all you need to buy one. …