Consumer RightsExpense AccountMutual FundsPersonal FinanceJune 6, 2017by Monika Halan0Why we stick with SIPs and not endowment plans
A natural experiment comparing Sebi and IRDAI on how regulation can make or break a market.
A natural experiment comparing Sebi and IRDAI on how regulation can make or break a market.
Real estate remains a bad investment. Don't give into the habit of sinking money in property one more time
IRDAI may allow life insurance policies to port from one company to another. But before this is allowed, the industry needs deep structural changes.
Instant money from your mutual fund. An aggressive and innovative mutual fund industry is offering instant access to your money. Sebi keeps in step.
Investors understand that equity is risky, but debt funds can also carry risk. Look out for poor quality paper in your debt fund.
When markets rise all kind of hard sales begin. This is an alert to investors on what sellers are doing to push their commissions,
The insurance regulator responded to my column with a 7 page letter. I use their main argument and rebut it in this piece.
To unpack the issues around a regulatory regime that rests its consumer protection thought on 'suitability', NIPFP organised a half day Round Table in August 2016. Highlights of the discussion.
IRDAI goes three steps back in consumer protection
Politically demonitisation has been a big success for Narendra Modi. Economically, we await data to declare it success or failure. But the entitled elite of India are looking for any excuse to berate the government because of their personal dislike for an outsider like Modi to be the PM of India.