When you consider adequacy of insurance, you need to consider various insurance covers, including life cover and medical cover. When you take a medical cover …
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Financial planning for a child with special needs
Children have special needs due to a variety of reasons. For example, some children may have learning impairment and others may have a psychiatric syndrome. …
Top 8 most common mutual fund investing mistakes and how to avoid them
Mutual funds, especially equity mutual funds, have played a pivotal role in helping retail investors create wealth over the last 25 years since they actually …
Avoid these behavioural biases for investment success
We often see that two persons with the same educational qualifications and intellectual pedigree differ vastly in their investment performance. There are people who can …
Promoter pledged shares: Boon or bane for investors?
An Investor has to be observant in cases where the promoter pledge is more than 50% and if the pledge proportion crosses the 75% threshold …
Ten things to monitor after you have invested in mid-cap stocks
Back in 1997, Havells was a largely unknown company in the electrical goods space.Had someone invested Rs 10,000 in Havells in 1997, it would be …
Keep a buffer for short-term fluctuations
October the Nifty lost over 1,000 points from the peak while the actual damage in mid-cap stocks was much sharper. Most long-term plans would have …
Use a step-up SIP to match your income
Over the last three years the average Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) collections per month has almost doubled. During the year 2017-2018, SIP contribution accounted for …
How to create an all weather portfolio for yourself
What exactly is an all weather portfolio? Obviously, it is not a portfolio that will outperform under all conditions. That does not exist in reality. …
Understanding the importance of the plough-back ratio
Ploughing back profits is the exact opposite of paying out dividends. When a company makes net profits, a portion of the net profits are paid …
