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How investment goals evolve with age, and why aligning asset allocation with life stage ensures long-term financial success.
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What’s actually changing, and how it affects when you can take your money out.
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The idea that tenants will pay your home loan sounds comforting. For many landlords, the reality is far messier and far more expensive.
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Visa credit cards offer a variety of lifestyle-driven rewards for shopping, travel, and entertainment. Applying online is quick and paperless, making Visa cards a smart choice for both everyday use and international travel.
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As investors tire of crowded portfolios and average returns, concentrated equity funds are drawing attention for their clarity, conviction, and willingness to take sharper bets.
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Sovereign Gold Bonds are issued by the Government of India and managed by the RBI, offering investors exposure to gold without holding physical metal.
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In 2026, experts advise investors to prioritise asset allocation, diversification and risk control amid market uncertainty.
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Why sharing them with your employer is less about compliance and more about avoiding nasty surprises.
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Property feels like security when you’re building a life, but for the next generation it can just as easily turn into responsibility, friction, and a set of decisions they never chose.
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The hidden costs that kick in after you get the keys, often adding up to far more than buyers expect over the years of ownership.
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A holiday should give you stories and rest, not EMIs and credit card anxiety waiting when you get back.
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Globally stock markets are down and the flight to the safety of gold is up as there is a risk-off sentiment in response to Trump’s Greenland policy, the threatened tariffs on eight European countries and Europe’s hardening anti-Trump stance.
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Does superior risk-adjusted return mean arbitrage or a premium return?
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Most investors abandon SIPs early because of market volatility, return comparisons, and cash-flow issues, missing exponential growth. SIPs thrive on time, not timing; quitting early locks in losses and forfeits future growth.
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The buy-versus-rent debate looks very different once your biggest expenses are no longer just EMIs and groceries, but education costs and family care.
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Personal loans can help meet urgent or planned financial needs, but choosing the right interest rate and charges is key to keeping repayments affordable.
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One card rarely causes trouble. It’s when approvals, enquiries and due dates start piling up that things quietly get messy.
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Buying a home outright may feel debt-free, but it may come with its consequences. With stable income and repayment capacity, a home loan can be a smarter and more balanced financial choice.
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They sound made for the job, but that doesn’t mean they suit everyone
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Missing one EMI can usually be fixed. Missing two in a row changes the tone of the relationship with your lender and triggers a clear escalation path.
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Banks are now letting borrowers pay through UPI using pre-approved credit, offering a simpler alternative to cards for everyday spending.
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For entrepreneurs and professionals, a loan against property can unlock lower-cost funding for expansion without squeezing monthly cash flow.
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Training, travel and uncertainty make sport a high-cost, high-risk path. Families need a financial plan that looks very different from a traditional education fund.
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Prepaying a home loan can dramatically cut interest costs, but timing matters as much as the amount you pay.
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Scam apps pretending to be DigiLocker are showing up again on Google Play. People think they’re downloading a government app. Instead, they’re handing over access to their phones — and sometimes their savings.
