Jamtara on Netflix: Here are money lessons you can learn from the show and save yourself from financial frauds

It is a straight out of a movie script. A guy sitting in a nondescript village rings up random people pretending to be a bank official and tricks them into sharing their credit card details. Read further to know how can you protect your bank account from such fraudsters

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.

Tips for value investors

Let’s understand the key things one must consider while opting for a popular market strategy - value investing.

Get Smart with Money on Netflix: Afraid of investing like Teez Tabor? Follow these investing tips from Ross Mac

Get Smart with Money on Netflix: Investing in index funds and prioritising blue chips over other stocks is better and a sure-fire way to make gains.

Financial Planning: How do you diversify a fixed income portfolio into different buckets?

It is essential to demarcate the fixed income portfolio into different buckets with different use cases.  Read further to know more 

9 money habits you can learn from Goddess Durga's nine avatars

During this Navratri festival, as we celebrate the special nine days, I would like to share how I have drawn lessons from the nine avatars of Maa Durga and how I have applied those to my personal financial planning.

Financial Planning: What is minimum acceptable return (MAR)? Mint Genie explains

minimum acceptable return is the bare minimum compounded return at which your investments must grow to ensure that you manage to achieve your financial goals within the required time frame. Read further to know more.

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.

Life Insurance: Your maturity benefits might not be tax free; Here’s how

A life insurance policy's proceeds, including any bonuses paid at maturity or surrender, are subject to taxation under certain sections of the Income Tax Act. Continue reading to know about it in detail.

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