Expense AccountMutual FundsPersonal FinanceJuly 18, 2017by Monika Halan0Inflation is falling but it still hurts the retired
Inflation hits the retired both when it rises and when it falls. Rising prices hurt, but so do falling deposit rates.
Inflation hits the retired both when it rises and when it falls. Rising prices hurt, but so do falling deposit rates.
RBI makes the banks liable to pay when you lose money online due to no fault of yours.
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.
For a spend of Rs 50k a month today, you'll need Rs 1.6 lakh in 20 years and 3 lakh in 30 years. Are you doing enough for your retirement savings?
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
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.