Indians will earn less from their small savings schemes in the April-June 2020 quarter, with the government slashed interest rates on popular schemes – PPF, SCSS, NSE, SSY etc. in a falling rate cycle. The interest rate cut on small savings schemes such as PPF and post office deposits may
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Covid-19 Lockdown and emergency fund requirement. Just imagine the situation! Life is full of surprises — some good and some bad. Most of us just try to ride the wave the best we can, making the most of what we have. Just see the current situation, we have not heard
Here is a very basic guide on how to take the rational decision on ‘Personal Finance Concerns During Covid-19 Crisis’. We have done a ‘One Day Survey’ on this topic with multiple choices thru different online platform. (WhatsApp, Telegram, Linkedin, Facebook etc.) on April 20, 2020 (Monday). The survey questions
Savings accounts are designed to encourage more savings, unlike current accounts which allow unlimited transactions and do not offer any interest. An individual who has a steady income for example salaried employees can benefit from savings accounts. Also, people who have set short term goals like a holiday, or wedding
Some of our investors are asking about the current market correction and future course of action on this event. They are very much confident about their ‘Comprehensive Financial Plan’ which we have prepared for them. It’s a 60-70 pages written report with 4-5 hours discussion on the recommendations with alternatives.
Wishing you and your family a magnificent 2019. I am writing this article after 3 months due to my CWM (Chartered Wealth Manager) Exam preparation. Thank you so much for your believe in “Comprehensive Financial Plan” and CFP professional work and practice. Most important is your TRUST on me as
Generally we are savings are likely to be held in five major categories—property, equity, debt, precious metals, and cash. Whatever the investment product, however complex it’s terminology and working, it is likely to fit into one or more of these categories. Equity shares, IPOs, equity funds, PMS are all equity.
Often, you have heard about words like ‘saving’ and ‘investment’. But did you know that savings and investment are two separate concepts? The words “Saving” and “Investing” are sometimes used interchangeably, but when it comes right down to it, we should be engaged in both, separately, to secure our better
Some of my recent tweets in the month of April 2018 “I think this is also a great time to invest in private equity, helping companies grow from the ground top.” ~Jim Rogers “By developing your discipline and courage, you can refuse to let other people’s mood swings govern your
What is LTCG? LTCG or Long-Term Capital Gains refer to the gains made on any class of asset held for a particular period of time. In case of equity shares, it refers to the gains made on stocks held for more than one year. In other words, if the shares
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