3 investing lessons from Prashant Jain that helped him earn the cult status in mutual fund sector

According to mutual fund experts, Prashant Jain played his shots well just like Don Bradman who never missed the chance to hit the ball out of the ground. This allrounder in the mutual fund industry earned who overlooked a lakh crore of investments attributed his success to some basic strategies that most tend to ignore.

6 investing lessons from fund manager Pankaj Tibrewal that stand the test of time

Some fund managers have proved their mettle with their performance. Their experience relies on their expertise in dealing with stocks. Pankaj Tibrewal is a name synonymous with success in the mutual fund space. Even a simple cursory look at how his funds have performed to date underscores his ability to earn beyond what the stock market indices offer. 

12% returns on ELSS funds in past 10 years outpace those of PPF and bank deposits

Investment returns have a lot to do with where you invest and for how long you stay invested. ELSS funds are actually equity-related instruments that help you to benefit by parking money in various equities and then earning from the market. No doubt, there is inherent volatility but the returns are worth the risk taken.

Recession on horizon? 4 ways to ensure financial security during these tough times

Recessions are inherent to economic cycles. They are necessary too as they allow you enough time to assess the quality of your current investments while also helping to park money in good investments at attractive valuations. Irrespective of the longevity of the recession, you must have in place a proper strategy in place to take care of your finances.

Financial Planning: Follow the thumb rules of investing, but with caution

Financial Planning: Do not rely on “thumb rules” alone for your investments. Know what you need and what you want before deciding how and where you must invest your money.

Financial Planning: Is  <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>5 crore enough for retirement? Here's your answer

Instead of targeting a standard retirement corpus, you must assess how much money you would need in your post-retirement phase depending on your current lifestyle expenses and inflation rate.

FIRE Goals: Here's how can you become financially independent in the next two decades

You do not have to do much to be financially independent. A simple change in saving patterns and investing habits will help you create the much-needed corpus.

Why should you invest in equities even after retirement? Here are 3 reasons

You must invest in equities post-retirement too to ensure consistent earnings on your corpus that not only beat inflation but also help create more wealth for you to rely on.

Retirement Planning: 5 ways to make your retirement corpus last a lifetime

Retirement Planning: You must know how much to spend every month to prevent penury during the last phase of your life. The following steps can help you work on your post-retirement finances.

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