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Investment Diversification: Take Less Risk, Earn High Returns

The purpose of this article is to highlight the necessity of keeping the investment portfolio well diversified. We’ll see in this blog post how investment diversification is not only about buying different types of assets, it is more about keeping a balanced portfolio. For quick answers on the diversification strategy, check the FAQs Introduction What…

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Zero Depreciation Car Insurance – Is It Better than A Comprehensive Policy?

A Zero depreciation car insurance cover is a type of policy that will cover the entire cost of replacing the parts of an accident vehicle. Generally, even in a comprehensive cover, the insurance company does not remit the full cost of replacement. But in a zero depreciation cover, the full amount is payable. Why I’m…

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50/30/20 Budgeting Rule – Follow this rule to build an expense budget

I’m a firm believer of the concept of tracking all expenses. If financial independence is the ultimate goal, then tracking expenses is first step which can lead us there. 50/30/20 budgeting rule is the foundation based on which the expense tracking tool will work. If you need to improve your personal finance, then start with…

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Car Affordability: How Much To Spend on a Car Based On Salary [Calculator]

Car Affordability Calculator Just enter your monthly income & loan in the data entry fields, the calculator will do the affordability calculations on its own. Car Affordability Calculator Car Affordability Calculator Financial Details Net Salary (₹/month) Average monthly salary credited in the last 12 months (not CTC). Please enter a valid number. Home Loan EMI…

Retirement Planning: A comprehensive guide about how to do it

Retirement planning is important. Why? Because this is what is going to give us financial independence after we’ve retired from our jobs/work. The planning will ensure the availability of the required funds when it’s time to retire. In India, the majority of service-class retired people depend on annuities to take care of their cash flow…

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Why Do We Pay Taxes? What Does Government Do With Tax Money? [India]

Why do we pay taxes? The tax paid by us becomes a receipt (income) for the government of India. They use the receipts to fund essential expenses like defence, police, judiciary, public health, infrastructure etc. But you will be surprised to note that almost one quarter (23.31%) of the total government expense is spent on…