UncategorizedFebruary 24, 2017by Monika Halan0Budget video
Video of Monika Halan on Budget 2017-18
Expense AccountFinancial LiteracyMoney BoxPersonal FinanceFebruary 21, 2017by Monika Halan0BHIM and BharatQR are here. Are you digital yet?
Are you BHIMing yet? Good time to onboard the digital payment road. But keep your phone safe.
Expense AccountFinancial LiteracyMutual FundsPersonal FinanceFebruary 14, 2017by Monika Halan0Why you need league tables, when you can go to an adviser
League tables give you a short list from which to choose products. How to use them and why they are important.
Consumer RightsExpense AccountInvestmentsPersonal FinanceFebruary 7, 2017by Monika Halan0Trump rolls back Obama’s anti-cheating rule
President Trump is back peddling on many Obama reform measures. The one that hurts investors is the 'fiduciary rule' roll back that aimed to stop advisers cheating.
UncategorizedFebruary 4, 2017by Monika Halan0Budget 2017-18
My writing and speaking on Budget 2017-18
Expense AccountInvestmentsJanuary 24, 2017by Monika Halan0FRBM report is out. This is why it matters to you
Did you know that a revenue deficit is like a credit card debt? We need to know the macro to understand what it means for our lives.
Mutual funds used to spend big money in foreign tourism to incentivise top selling agents. A new push to build knowledge is now becoming visible.
Expense AccountInvestmentsMutual FundsPersonal FinanceJanuary 10, 2017by Monika Halan0Irdai hikes agent payouts
In a market with falling costs, the Indian insurance regulator hikes agent compensation. Formalises what were earlier illegal payouts.
Expense AccountMoneyMutual FundsPersonal FinanceJanuary 3, 2017by Monika Halan0Is a long-term capital gains tax on equity a bad idea?
People are shooting from the shoulders of retail investors. Their horizon is way beyond one year in equity investing.
Expense AccountFinancial LiteracyMoneyDecember 27, 2016by Monika Halan0#DeMo dust will settle, but belt up for 2017
This year will be remembered for the contradictions of the post-war world order manifesting in many ways. If 2008 was when the crack became visible, 2016 was when the fissure became too big to ignore. A series of global events point to the rising voice of those left hurting by rising inequality in the world...