Despite its attractive returns and EEE status, Sukanya Samriddhi isn't enough for your children's goals.

The savings scheme offers good returns and tax benefits. But is it enough for your children’s goals?

Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana: All you need to know

Yes, PPF provides tax benefits and good returns. But is it enough for all your needs?

It is probably the best fixed-returns product. But is it all you need?

PPF - All you need to know

Use mental shortcuts to approximate the time or rate required to double, triple, or halve your investment.

Find the returns and time required to double, triple, or even halve your investment.

Rule of 72 - All you need to know

We look at all the factors that decide the long-terms returns from a property.

Between outright purchase, paying EMIs, and renting, which yields the highest returns?

Buy v Rent, Part 2: ROI

Which is the most cost-effective option among outright purchase, EMIs, and renting?

We compare the cost of buying versus renting, and explain the impact of EMI to Rent ratio.

Buy v Rent. Part 1: Cost

With their high liquidity and low risk, Liquid Funds are great for short-term investment or an emergency fund.

Why is it a good product during the current pandemic?

Liquid Funds - All you need to know

The lockdown and compulsory investment in annuity are major drawbacks of this pension product.

Despite the tax benefits and low cost, NPS isn’t an alternative to Mutual Funds.

National Pension Scheme (NPS) - All you need to know

Side pocketing protects the interests of the investors Debt Mutual Funds by segregating bad assets.

By isolating the bad assets in a Debt Mutual Fund, it protects interests of investors.

How does side pocketing work?

At a time when American investors confined themselves to the US, Sir John Templeton identified the opportunity in post-war Japan.

Sir John Templeton invested during war, social unrest, and went around the world in search of pessimism.

Sir John Templeton, the seeker of pessimism

As institutions folded and markets tumbled in 2008, the legendary investor saw an opportunity nobody else did.

When Buffett bought gold for the price of silver

A Systematic Investment Plan, commonly known as an SIP, is widely considered to be the best way to invest in equity mutual funds. But how often?

Which is better? Any guesses?

How Frequent Should Your SIP Be? Quarterly or Monthly or Weekly?

A mutual fund is an investment tool. Many investors get together and pool their money into a mutual fund and are managed by an expert fund management team.

What is a mutual fund? Well, think of a plane.

3 Types of Mutual Funds And Why it's a Great Investment Tool?

In Short, having the right allocation to different asset classes makes a portfolio balanced. The balance here is between risk and reward

Re-balancing? What is that?

The Beginner’s Guide to Re-balancing Investment Portfolio

Let’s look at how emotions like overconfidence, hope, fear, and pessimism affect our investments and what we can do to make sure they don’t.

Let's Admit it, When the markets are volatile, we tend to take investment decisions on the basis of our emotions.

How Emotions Can Take a Toll on Your Investments?

You also know that investing is not as easy as it sounds. Making investing mistakes is probably easier. Hence, to ensure that you don’t make investment mistakes, we have come up with a 5-step plan to help you out.

A beginners Guide

The 5 Step Guide to Avoid Making Investment Mistakes

There are multiple ways to Save Tax and Investment is a Major one. But not all investments fall under Tax Savings.

How to master your taxes

How to Maximize Savings with Tax Saving Investments

In the long-term, market crashes are a good opportunity to give your portfolio a boost. The markets will revive sooner or later. And so will your portfolio.

Welcome Stock Market Crashes with a Big Hug

An Investors Guide to Stock Market Crash

Mutual Funds are a very good investment option. MFs bring the benefits of large numbers to your side; they are diversified to optimize the profit with minimum risk, and they are managed professionally.

See what’s beyond ‘subject to market risks’

What is Mutual Fund and Why You Should Care About It?

Gold has been a favourite of Indian households as an investment instrument. If you look at returns then the gold picture doesn’t look great.

Shine of gold is blinding, isin't it

Should You Even Consider Gold as an Investment?

Selling underperforming stocks and mutual funds is as important as giving away that old pair of denims that you do not wear anymore.

Clean your Portfolio in 3 Simple Steps

How about Some Diwali Cleaning? But, for Your Investment Portfolio

Picking multi-bagger stocks is not easy. It takes intensive research and a deep understanding of the business to identify the right stocks.

Unless you are Warren Buffett of course!

Picking Stocks is Best Left to the Professionals

Think twice before you buy real estate. Delay in possession and unrealistically high prices do not make it a wise investment. Better stay on rent than own one

Wait, this can't be true

Is It The Right Time to Invest in Real Estate?

Is your money in savings account giving you the returns which beats inflation? Perhaps not.

The 4% disease your money might have

Why You Should Never Save Your Money In A Bank Account

Start investing when you are young to fully realize the power of compounding. Grow your money by investing early.

The eighth wonder of the world

How the Power of Compounding Interest Can Make You Rich?

Startup investing is not always rewarding. Don't rush into becoming an angel investor without understanding the risk reward ratio of startup investing.

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