The new insurance regulator needs to press reset in the way this Rs 30 trillion industry is regulated.
The new insurance regulator needs to press reset in the way this Rs 30 trillion industry is regulated.
Urban transport is changing fast. We are moving from multi-car homes to single car homes, with Uber and Ola replacing the headache of parking, insurance and maintenance.
Retirement ages and mindsets were fixed 100years ago when people lived to about 55 years. With life expectancy rising rapidly, we need to rethink our pensions and retirement plans.
Builders sell dreams but their dream is your nightmare. The real estate regulator is patchy across states and not effective yet. Prices are still too high. Stay away.
We all make money mistakes. But what level of mistakes do you make?
We spend far too much time on the 'how to'. Time to include 'when to' in our life.
Investors have done well with mutual funds. But the actions of some CEOs in the fund industry is putting the trust and credibility of the entire industry at risk.
The rules are different for the rich. The NiMo case has told retail bank customers one more time that the rules are only for them.
1. Pay your share. 2. Participate in the financial decisions 3. Bring up boys differently 4. Never leave work
Modicare can transform not just the lives of the poor, but also improve the behaviour of the insurance and healthcare sectors It is not often that Indian residents want to on-board a scheme for Bharat. If the Rs 5 lakh sum insured under Modicare for 500 million Indian poor reaches its potential, middle India...