ULIPs allow you to customise your savings depending on your financial goals. But the question is whether you’ll be able to meet your long-term goals by investing in a ULIP. Let’s find out.
Into your first job already? Congratulations! Here are some financial mistakes you need to avoid and be careful about.
Tip the odds for success in your favour by learning how successful people and the ultra-rich manage their days.
When we hear the term ‘offshore company’, our first reaction is one of scepticism. And, why wouldn’t it be? We have always heard of them in connection with fraud, money laundering or other such activities. This has given way to misunderstandings that all offshore companies partake in wrongful behaviour. Allow Nutty the Squirrel to debunk this myth with a story.
You’re probably thinking that you do not need constant reminders to start investing early. You can do without them, for sure, but we cannot emphasise enough, the importance and benefits of investing early – while you are still young and strong! Thank us later.
For those of you who haven’t given a second thought about savings and retirement, remember, it’s better late than never. So, if you haven’t started already, here are some simple tips to get you on the road to a brighter, richer future.
Annual bonus time? Woohoo! Don’t go out and splurge just yet. If you’re looking for some advice on what to do with your bonus, let’s help.
If your aim is to invest a small amount on a regular basis while getting a good rate of interest, then opening a Recurring Deposit may be a smart choice. You can open one in a Post Office for as low as Rs. 10! Here’s what you need to know about opening a Recurring Deposit in a Post Office.
Turning 30 is an important milestone in everyone’s lives. One way to be ready to meet this milestone is to ensure that you face no trouble financially. There are certain financial goals that you need to pursue much before you blow out the candles on that cake. Here are some financial goals that every individual should accomplish before they turn 30.
Senior citizens and other investors, who depend on small savings schemes, have to live with lower interest rates on their investments from April 1, 2016 for the next quarter and maybe even after that. But borrowers can expect good days going forward.