Tax Saving

Which Financial Instrument should one use to Save on Taxes?

Around Dec – Jan every year, you get an email from your HR about submitting the investment proofs for the financial year which sends all of us into a bit of panic. Your colleague advises you to invest in ELSS, …

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Behavioural Finance

Saving Versus Investing

Is there really a difference between Saving and Investing? Most of us think that Saving and Investing are the same thing, however they are as different as chalk and cheese. Tarun puts money aside on a regular basis. He spend …

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Behavioural Finance, Retirement Planning

Starting Early is the COMPLETE Battle Won

It’s said the early bird gets the worm. This adage is best suited to the world of investing where – the earlier you do your retirement planning the greater will be your return on investment. Take the case of Suresh …

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Financial Literacy

Rule of 72

In how much time will my money double..?? By using it, you get to know in how much will it take to double your money. Suppose you invest in Fixed Deposit that offers 8% rate of return. You have to …

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