Expense AccountFinancial LiteracyInvestmentsMoney BoxPersonal FinanceJanuary 1, 2018by Monika Halan0Your money in 2018
A look in the rear view mirror to predict what lies ahead for your money in 2018
A look in the rear view mirror to predict what lies ahead for your money in 2018
NPS lost the battle to a bureaucratic tinkering with product structure and costs. ETFs have come of age.
Indian households are not stupid. It is the market that is broken
A short history of saving and investing in India post independence
You are not alone in getting hard-sold by fraudsters and cheats in suits from the financial sector. In all these frenzied scenarios, keeping calm is the key
Markets are too high, I will wait for them to cool down before I invest. Nifty broke 10,000 and Sensex is at 32,000, is it too high? We’re in bubble territory for sure. Markets are in an overdrive—this ends badly. Markets are looking ahead and pricing in the structural reform the government is doing. Goods...
Whatever route you use - income multiplier or expenses, the corpus you need at retirement is a large number
The regulator was in denial for 10 years that banks were responsible for mis-selling. Accepting complaints now is too little too late.
It is easier than you think to get to the 30% saving number. I continue the conversation on retirement.
My column on retirement in HT