Finally, after a long gruelling campaign, the General Election result is out. The resounding mandate for NDA/BJP has set the stage for strong stable government for the next 5 years. The majority in both houses (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha) will enable the government to push through tougher legislations. Modi’s first five year had mixed […]
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This General Election (2019) feels different. The election started on 11th April and is going to get over on 19th May running over 40 days in 7 phases enabling 900 million eligible voters to cast their ballot. Largely, there has been no untoward incidents except for few minor incidences in West Bengal. The campaign also
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If you own endowment policies and have not evaluated them at the time of purchase, then do not shut your eyes, evaluate it now. Each additional payment of premium for the policy will make your decision to continue or surrender even more difficult. To set the context, let me put a few lines on the
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We are in uncertain times. Global economy is taking a pause. In the US, the treasury yield curve has inverted after a decade long bull run, which typically has been precursor for a recession. Unclear direction to BREXIT is making things difficult for UK and Europe at large. China’s economy is slowing down and the
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The need of the debt asset class in the investment life cycle of a person is important. Initially, when income and total net worth of an investor is less, the debt investment primarily happens through PF and PPF (debt cum retirement schemes). Overt time, the net worth of a person grows with more investible surplus
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In my discussions with friends, colleagues and clients, financial planning does not quite get the attention it deserves and for the right reasons. Some believe that a formal approach to financial planning is not necessary to manage personal finance, while some others have reasonable comfort with the finances they have and believe that everything will
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The increasing stress at the workplace, sedentary lifestyle and inability to spend time on physical activities is resulting in our nation’s poor health. Critical illnesses like heart disease, stroke and cancer are becoming more prevalent and affecting us early in life. The lifestyle diseases like diabetes, if not treated in time, can cause multiple related
All of us want to have a reasonable amount of money to achieve personal financial goals (e.g. home and vehicle purchase, kid’s education and marriage) and comfortable retirement life. We are putting our best effort towards our profession for better income and savings. Based on our knowledge of investment options and level of comfort, we
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