Retirement planning: Should senior citizens invest in mutual funds?

The idea behind allocating a part of your earnings to mutual funds is to earn returns that not only help build adequate corpus but also beat inflation.

Retirement planning: How much should you withdraw from your corpus? This is the best way to find out

Know how much interest your savings earn and the ongoing inflation rate. Then choose your withdrawals accordingly. Withdraw at a percentage between inflation and interest rates to ensure continued income even after retirement. 

Retirement planning: Looking for investments for regular income? These are your options

It is common for senior citizens to look for investment options that can earn them regular income to pay for their expenses. Myriad options are available though one must choose depending on the frequency of income they are looking for.

Financial planning: Why is it important before you plan to retire in 2023?

Plan of action is important when one is near to retirement. This article will help you in understanding the importance of financial planning before retirement so that when the time comes it becomes easier for us all. 

Retirement not too far? Here's why you must shift from equity to debt

Unforeseen factors can seriously dampen your financial goals if you are not careful about your investment options.

Accumulate your desired retirement corpus with these 5 funds

Retirement planning is the most important yet ignored aspect of financial planning, here Mintgenie explains five funds that can help you in achieving them.

Retirement planning: Why investing in ELSS makes a lot of sense

Invest in ELSS funds while planning your retirement fund for high returns and tax benefits.

Retirement planning: 6 ways to make extra money after getting retired

<ul><li>Some part-time gigs — such as tutoring, pet sitting or helping with tax prep — allow retirees to work a few hours at a time, and the extra income can make a big difference.</li></ul>

NPS: How to decide between auto and active choices

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If you have a good enough understanding of various assets, risk-return tradeoffs and have the time to manage your financial asset allocation, then you can opt for active choice. But if you are unable to do so and don’t want to get into asset allocation, rebalancing, etc. every year, then its best to go for the auto choice.

FIRE: Five ways to manage emotions during market crashes

Financial Independence, Retire Early: Below five steps will not only help you make your post FIRE life smoother, it will also help you ride market volatilities with ease.

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