BankBazaar Aspiration Index 2022
We’re pleased to bring to you the fifth edition of BankBazaar’s Aspiration Index®, the largest study of India’s aspirations through the lens of personal finance.
Tag Archives: money
Is Financial Security The Same As Financial Stability?
Financial security is what we’re all striving towards. But are we going about it in the best way possible? Read on to know if you are already practising some of these great pointers or if a revamp of your financial mantras is due!
How To Work Towards Financial Freedom
The word ‘finance’ can ring heavy in your ears, correct? Well, we’re going to remedy that. Stay tuned to be duly comforted!
It’s a Wrap!
It’s that time of year again when we sit back and reflect on the year gone by. You must be wondering about the different tax reforms, monetary policies and schemes introduced by the government this year. We’ll give you a quick run-through of the major financial highlights that defined 2015. We’ll tell you about the tax reforms, Indian economy, money, taxes and social welfare initiatives.
Bank On Your Friends Contest!
No matter what the situation is, we all have those unforgettable friends that we can count on for life! Have a few names in mind, who’ve been with you through thick and thin? Then give them a shout out and show them how special they are, with this contest!
How Budgeting Can Transform Your Financial Life
Here are the basic steps of budgeting and the benefits of sticking with a planned budget that could transform your lifestyle entirely.
How India is Giving Rise to Financial Entrepreneurs: A True Saga
The Great Indian Rope Trick. A cute yet annoying thing we’ve had to hear whenever anyone from across the pond spoke about India in the same breath as “things back home”. You’d think they were talking about the 1900s. Yet, here we are in 2015, doing exactly that. The Great Indian Rope Trick. Only, we’re… Read More »
I’ll Do It Tomorrow
How to go from the worst kind of procrastinator to someone who’s really got it together.
6 steps towards better financial fitness!
Sunila walked out of the debt counselor’s office in a pensive mood. She had accompanied a close friend of hers for moral support. Her friend Divya had actually opted for the services of a debt counselor having run into some financial trouble and some pending loan dues.