Yesterday, I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Parag Parikh, Chairman PPFAS, who has written a very interesting book called “Value Investing and Behavioral Finance” published by TMH. The takeaway for me was the remark by Mr. Parikh that he…
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InvestorFirst: Be Aware, Be Prepared
InvestorFirst, an initiative by NISM, is a cool, clean and useful site for financial literacy. And it’s live in Beta now. There has been an ongoing debate among policymakers and academicians about the best way to provide financial awareness to…
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There is no such thing as financial planning or advice; it’s all just salesmanship
Dhirendra Kumar writes this on his website: All financial planning and advice that is provided apparently gratis (but is actually paid for through commissions) is suspect. I agree. But this post is about asking the right questions. The point of…
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Posted in Financial Awareness, Websites
Tapping Technology for Financial Literacy: My Interview with Joseph
Joseph Jude has an interesting blog on Consultancy, Life and India. He asked me pretty interesting questions and has published my answers on his blog. Check the link below: Technology is Powerful; But Its Not The Panacea – Says Ranjan…
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Search Or Ask: India’s First Personal Finance Search & Ask Engine
Technology is a powerful tool to build an environment of learning. And I am excited about building two simple sites on personal finance. One, India’s first personal finance search engine Two, India’s first personal finance ask engine The search engine…
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Tagged with: Ask, FAQ, Personal Finance, Search
Posted in Financial Awareness, The 88% Solution, Websites
Posted in Financial Awareness, The 88% Solution, Websites
The Web, Laggard’s Lock And Our Financial Wellbeing
While Man has stepped on the Moon, flies on supersonic jets, has built a Large Hadron Collider (LHC) to test the Big Bang theory, he still struggles with the simple affairs of Money. I often wonder why. Being a web…
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Posted in Financial Behaviour, Websites
I am a Personal Finance Blogger to Watch Out For!
Bindisha Sarang writes in Mint that it is still early days in India for money-linked blogs with a cult following, but points to three that show promise. This blog has been mentioned along with Manish Chauhan’s JagoInvestor and Fisher’s TheMoneyQuest.…
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