Family and money – a set of guidelines for Defence personnel
You need a financial “go bag” of sorts. But this is for your family, so they are well-informed about the whereabouts of your money and financial documents. This can go a long way to ensure your and your family’s peace of mind.
Wealth Planning once you leave the Forces – What you should keep in mind as a Fauji
While the core principles of wealth management remain the same, their application needs to factor in your special circumstances.
Asset Allocation – For Army men and women this is the plan that can survive “first contact”
Proper planning and allocating your investments according to your needs, goals, and income generation capacity is the key to wealth creation.
Rental income – Is it practical to rely on it for your old age?
Investing in real estate has the potential to provide regular rental income, while also giving a scope for price appreciation. However, it is not devoid of challenges.
Don’t leave money sleeping in your savings bank account
Seeing all the money readily accessible also gives a false sense of security, almost like you don’t need to hold on to it for your financial future.
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Indians and Saving: Scripbox survey for World Savings Day
9 out of 10 Indians say that financial health has a profound impact on their well-being, and yet only a minority of Indians invest their hard-earned money. A recent survey conducted by us at Scripbox, on the occasion of #WorldSavingsDay, produced some interesting insights on one’s relationship between wealth and well-being. Read on.
Nine Investment lessons from the games of IPL
The initial overs of the power play are the best time to make a thumping start. Many a time, the runs scored in these overs decide the destiny of the match. Similarly, when it comes to investments, you need to start as early as possible.
When do you really need a CA to file your taxes?
There are situations where you need a CA and there are situations where you don’t. Find out what these are.