Spend It Like Beckham. 5 Things To Do If You’ve Got Money To Burn
If you’re one of those affluent but slightly clueless types, with a ton of money to spare, here are 5 things you can do with all that extra dough.
Category Archives: Investments
Understanding The Importance Of Turnover Ratio
When considering which Mutual Funds to invest in, it is very important to consider the turnover ratio of a fund. We are going to tell you why.
Are You A Disciplined Investor?
Let us help you assess your finances and find out whether you are a disciplined investor. If you aren’t, don’t worry. We can tell you what to do in order to achieve your financial goals.
Eat Healthy. Save Better. Here’s How.
We’ve got some good news for you! Here are some tips on how to maintain your financial and physical health. Read on.
5 Questions To Ask Before Choosing A Mutual Fund
Choosing the right Mutual Fund is not an easy task. You need to be careful if you want good returns in the long run. We’re here to guide you along the way.
The Repercussions of Surrendering Your ULIP Mid-way
ULIPs require a long-term holding of at least 10 years if you’re looking to reap investment benefits from them. Learning about the exit options before you invest in a ULIP will help you stick with it for the long term.
Gifting Ideas: A Single ULIP Over a Bouquet of Tulips
While a Term Insurance or a Whole Life Insurance is more of a necessity than an investment, ULIPs are said to be also a great instrument for savings. Find out how.
Why People Are Afraid To Invest
A lot of people are still sceptical about investing, even in this day and age. But, what could be the reason behind this averse attitude towards investments? Let’s find out.
Daily vs Monthly SIP: Who’s The Winner?
Mutual Fund Systematic Investment Plans (SIP) help you invest regularly using small amounts. But, there are monthly SIPs, and then there are quarterly and even daily SIPs. Which one will give you great returns? Find out.
5 Common Mistakes Small Investors Make
Here are five common financial practices that small investors should avoid to improve their investment portfolio in the long run. Are you steering clear of them? Find out.