Crack The Code is a brand new series which aims to educate investors about making informed decisions.
Each retired individual has a different story to tell and here are some mistakes that many retired individuals have made, which can be a lesson for others
Many individuals stretch beyond their limit when they buy a home. However, this can hurt their retirement plans.
Investments are easy but not simple, says the old wisdom. Here are some mistakes that make it not so simple act. Author also tells how to overcome them.
The most important thing about a credit card is timely payment: the day you get the credit card bill set up the payment mechanism. If you are confident of your credit card company, set up an automatic debit. Or just go online and make the full payment. Delays are expensive.
Here are some old nuggets which I have said in the past, saying it now, and frankly do not care if you do follow or not.
Before getting married, a couple must discuss about their financial future.
Do not cane yourselves if you went wrong on one or 2 days – treat life as ‘week blocks‘ and not ‘day blocks‘ – this is also useful.
When I say retired people I mean people who do not have any earned income.
Whether it is living on a budget or eating to a diet plan, or having a running program – the most important (and often neglected) portion is RECORDING your thoughts and actions. Let us assume you ‘think‘ you know what is happening to your eating, running or saving, that is enough, right?
That is the problem about investing for retirement. You have no clue how long will you live. Or how long your spouse will live.
A few simple steps that you may know, but here is a quick reminder. Taking these steps will surely protect your wealth even if it does not grow it!!
In an interview to CNBC-TV18, PV Subramanyam of subramoney.com advises the investor to consider HDFC midcap and small cap fund along with Templeton Prima.
Panel of experts including Harshvardhan Roongta and PV Subramanyam, decode all the financial jargon to guide you and to make you a better informed investor.
You may think investing in stock market can make you richer; but think again. You have to be cautious and responsible while investing as markets act stubbornly and do not respect your economic situation. Financial advisor PV Subramanyam shares a few tips with us for investing in markets.
Market flutters with every breaking news which leads to hitting panic button by the investors. There’s always an opportunity to be seized in economic breakdown and the key to unlock is to stay calm and think rationally, reckons financial advisor PV Subramanyam
What lays ahead for Mutual fund Industry! Financial advisor PV Subramanyam tells us how SIP investments would change the course of future for Mutual Fund industry in India.
Beginning October 1, 2011, SEBI has asked Fund houses to provide all investors an option to hold mutual fund units in a demat form. Investment expert PV Subramanyam gives us an insight on the implications of holding units in a demat form
Confused whether to hold Mutual funds in Demat account or buy directly through Fund Houses or Advisors. Investment expert PV Subramanyam provides clarity on the subject to allay your doubts.
Nifty trade camps is an initiative by the National Stock Exchange and CNBC-TV18 to aid institutional and retail investors make better investment decisions with the help of financial experts.
Have you wondered what is the connection between creating a portfolio, ghee, life and Hindu mythology? Have you wondered why we use ghee as a ‘purifier’ in all our poojas that we do?
So by the end of January we have made our resolutions, promised to keep them, and have now broken them, have we not?