Expense AccountFinancial LiteracyLet's Talk MoneyMintMoneyMoney With MonikaPersonal FinanceSeptember 2, 2020by Monika Halan0Money with Monika: Money back policies don’t give your money back enitrely
Don't get trapped!
Consumer RightsExpense AccountFinancial LiteracyMintMoneyPersonal FinanceSeptember 2, 2020by Monika Halan0Opinion | Smart people don’t buy money back life insurance
Agents, firms and shareholders all make money on your destruction savings when you buy a bundled insurance plan
Expense AccountFinancial LiteracyMintMoneyMoney With MonikaNarendra ModiPersonal FinanceAugust 19, 2020by Monika Halan0Money with Monika |S4 E21| Catching the unwilling Indian income tax payer
How the Indian govt plans to catch the reluctant Indian income tax payer
Financial LiteracyMintMoneyMoney With MonikaPersonal FinanceAugust 12, 2020by Monika Halan0Money with Monika | S4 E 20 | What’s behind RBI restrictions on current account use?
Why India has rich promoters and poor companies and how banks are the way money is siphoned off.
Expense AccountFinancial LiteracyMintNarendra ModiPersonal FinanceAugust 12, 2020by Monika Halan0Opinion: Another brick in the wall against banking frauds
Foreign and private banks have been a part of the siphoning off of bank money story for decades. RBI finally starts the clean up.
Consumer RightsFinancial LiteracyMintMoneyMoney With MonikaMutual FundsPersonal FinanceUncategorizedAugust 5, 2020by Monika Halan0Money with Monika S4 E19. Sebi settles the doctor or chemist issue. Other regulators needs to do the same
Doctor or chemist. Sebi settles the issue with a client level segregation approach.
Consumer RightsExpense AccountFinancial LiteracyMintMutual FundsPersonal FinanceAugust 5, 2020by Monika Halan0Opinion: Why IRDAI, RBI need to follow Sebi on Adviser guidelines
The distinction between an agent and an advisor is as crucial as that of a doctor and chemist. This distinction is important for your financial health
Expense AccountFinancial LiteracyMintMoneyMoney With MonikaPersonal FinanceJuly 29, 2020by Monika Halan0Money with Monika. S4 E18. RBI is both right and wrong about AT1 Bonds issue
RBI needs to put in place better protections for retail investors Colour code it red for danger
Expense AccountFinancial LiteracyMintPersonal FinanceJuly 29, 2020by Monika Halan0Opinion | RBI is right and wrong on Yes Bank AT1 bonds’ mis-selling
RBI needs to put in place protections for retail investors who are mis-sold financial products through the banking channel
Financial LiteracyHindustan TimesMintPersonal FinanceJuly 24, 2020by Monika Halan0Riding Out the Economic Downturn with Mutual Funds | Episode 3
How long is long term?