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Expense AccountFinancial LiteracyInvestmentsMutual FundsPersonal FinanceJanuary 9, 2018by Monika Halan0Sebi’s 3rd consultation paper is work-in-progress
We need new road rules when the traffic volume and complexity changes. Financial markets are similar. India needs to distinguish between adviser and agent for mutual funds, insurance, pensions and other financial products.
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
Consumer RightsExpense AccountFinancial LiteracyHindustan TimesDecember 30, 2017by Monika Halan0Why there is a bad smell about life insurance in India
Life insurance is destroying household savings in India. The regulators IRDAI and RBI are asleep at the wheel.
UncategorizedDecember 28, 2017by Monika Halan0Your Money in 2018
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Expense AccountHindustan TimesMoney BoxPersonal FinanceUncategorizedDecember 19, 2017by Monika Halan0FRDI Bill’s bail-in clause: Two options for the government
RBI has been a poor regulator of retail customers. We are safer post FRDI than today. But given the fear, bail-in can be removed below a certain threshold. Or hard code consent in the Act.
Expense AccountPersonal FinanceDecember 12, 2017by Monika Halan0FRDI Bill is not going to hike the risk to your deposits
The FRDI Bill is about putting a process in place for financial firms as an early warning system. The government does not want to eat your deposits.
Financial LiteracyHindustan TimesMarketsPersonal FinanceRegulationDecember 12, 2017by Monika Halan0FRDI bill: Don’t worry, your fixed deposits are safe and banks cannot use them without your consent
Your deposits will be insured, just as they are today and there is an additional protection for depositors because the bail-in can be invoked, and your deposits be lost, only if you have given your consent to the bank when you signed the deposit forms. Bank deposits are the one true friend of a...