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We’ve all heard the saying “money doesn’t buy happiness” while that may be true, however one thing is certain: not having enough money surely makes life significantly tough”. While money…
10 Steps to Financial Success in the New Year
As new financial year started, here are 10 goals or actions you can consider for making this financial year the best in terms of personal finance.
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Mathematics of Personal Finance: Rule of SIP 125.5
In the case of a monthly SIP, dividing 125.5 by the expected rate of returns gives you the number of years when your invested amount and earned interest will be…
Discovering Lakshadweep: A Hidden Gem in Indian Tourism
The recent visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Lakshadweep has catapulted this archipelago into the spotlight, unraveling its hidden charms and drawing attention to its unparalleled beauty. Lakshadweep, an…
New Year Resolutions for 2024
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“Simple Steps to Propel Your Success and Happiness” As the dawn of 2024 approaches, it’s time to embark on a journey of self-improvement and personal growth. New Year’s resolutions are…
Personal Financial Planning |The Crucial Thing One Must Know
Financial planning is the step-by-step approach of managing your investments, savings, and expenses to achieve your financial goals. It contains planning, execution, and regular monitoring.
Take Action & Relax
“Stress primarily comes from not taking action over something that you can have some control over. I find that as soon as I can identify it, and make the first…
Mathematics of Personal Finance: Rule of Lumpsum 73.5
In the case of a Lumpsum investment, dividing 73.5 by the expected rate of returns gives you the number of years when your invested amount and earned interest will be…