Category Archives: Money Management

7 points to help you choose the right credit card!

Credit Card is gradually becoming a necessity. With many valuable features, this 86×54 mm card is nevertheless a magic box. Instead of carrying cash in your wallet, a credit card is easier to manage and convenient to handle. With the changing times, many people have already transformed themselves to the credit card regime, some are… Read More »

Virtual reality with your credit card!

Supriya was looking for a new mobile phone and checked various stores in her city. She found that the phone she was looking for was available at a bargain price on online shopping websites compared to physical retail outlets. Never having indulged in any online shopping activity in the past, Supriya was not sure whether shopping… Read More »

Facts to know before you lock your life insurance cover!

A Life Insurance policy ensures that your family is financially secure in your absence. It protects your family from financial distress or loss of income even if tomorrow you are no longer around to care for them. How much life cover should I take? The answer for this question lies in more questions- In my… Read More »

When is the best time to take a life insurance policy?

Most youngsters ignore life insurance mainly because of they feel, it’s not required for them. They take life insurance simply for the sake of tax deductions, and often feel neglect its benefits thinking it’s not for them. It’s quite natural for them to feel so, especially if they are away from familial responsibilities. But remember,… Read More »

How to close a credit card!

Satish Kumar, an animation professional from Mumbai has multiple credit cards that he hardly uses. Chased by credit card sales agents with lucrative offers such as no annual fee Satish ended up owning more than four credit cards, but he uses only one out of them. To his utter surprise Satish got a bill from… Read More »

7 golden ways to beat inflation woes!

The situation in most Indian households and corporate offices today shows one major action taken – cost-cutting. This action is attributed to the inflation rates in India as well as the looming global recession. Inflation is defined as a sustained increase in the general level of prices for goods and services.