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Should you use equity to achieve your life goals?

Say you have a goal of purchasing a house in 5 years and another goal of your child’s higher education in 10 years. You would normally invest in a 5-year bank recurrent deposit (RD) and an exchange-traded fund (ETF) for the 1st goal. Likewise, you will invest in a 10-year RD and a different ETF …

How to amass wealth through SIP?

I will start this blog article with the assumption that you are likely aware of the term ‘Systematic Investment Plan’ (SIP). Just to give a refresher for newbies, SIP is nothing but an investment strategy that allows you to invest a fixed small amount of money in mutual funds every month periodically, instead of lump-sum …

Financial planning is not about numbers alone

Do you spend hours crunching figures before making a big financial decision? Do you let spread-sheets define your route to financial success? Are you using a set of guidelines for navigating your personal finances? Or do you let sentiments and other non-financial factors influence your financial decisions? If you’re looking for a unique way to …

You are a Badass at making Money – Book review

The 2017 book “You Are a Badass at Earning Money” provides a novel and fascinating viewpoint on what it takes to make a lot of money. You must develop your mind-set and comprehend the power of money if you want to become a master of money-making. Quit making excuses and giving yourself the false impression …

How should we allocate our assets for short term and long term goals?

Asset allocation is the distribution of various types of assets throughout an investing portfolio. Equities, fixed-income instruments, and cash are the typical asset classes. Other asset types include derivatives, real estate, gold, cryptocurrency, and so on. However, these asset classes are usually referred to as alternative investment instruments. The first step in creating an investing portfolio is …

9 Habits of Successful Savers

Prior to the emergence of credit cards in the mid-twentieth century, saving was more than simply a good habit; it was a must. You would have nothing to fall back on if you didn’t save for a rainy day. But nowadays, only a small percentage of the population saves enough money to keep a fair …