some money advice for couples
shared v/s personal expenses – understand them know your strengths and weakness – complement each other distinguish between needs , wants and also focus on goals unders
some life and finance tips by experts
Start saving and investing since the first day of job, so that you can cope up when responsibilities hit you hard. “Assets are those products whose value increases with time and
the secret that banks don’t want you to know – how they create money out of thin air
before 1971 – the united states banks printed money if they had the gold to back it up but after 1971 – the united states removed itself from the gold standard –
some good investment advice
What’s not in the news. Most people buy what’s hot. All over the news. At cocktail parties. Then are surprised when it flames out. By the time an investment is popular the musi
how to maintain financial independence in a long term relationship
have three separate bank accounts one per individual and one combined deposit a shared decided amount into the common account this way each individual can spend without spending gu
what to do with your money during volatile times ?
has your investing time horizon changed ? are you still investing for short , medium or long term as before ? are you more averse to risk now than before the volatility ? then inve
financial advice for parents with young kids
save for future education costs – either through a SIP ( systematic investment plan ) or a lump sum ( if you have it ) you can invest on your child’s behalf – and
do these things to be financially successful
stay away from loans and credit cards if you don’t understand the interest calculations avoid eating outside your home – good for health, great for the pocket learn to
some retirement mistakes to avoid
saving too late not making a financial plan missing out on free money in the form of retirement match from your employer bad investing strategies not balancing your portfolio using
how the 50-30-20 budgeting rule can help you in retirement
the rule is pay yourself first allocate 20 % of the income from salary / business towards retirement / paying down debt then next 30 % towards wants – shopping , entertainmen