A lot is being written on personal finance and there are a few posts that I would have loved to write myself. Instead of “reinventing the wheel”, here are some top posts that are a must read for you if…
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Weekly Digest of Personal Finance Articles (April 10-17, 2010)
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Planning For Your Child’s Future
That’s a common mistake that all parents do. I mean taking a unilateral decision on what our children are going to do in future. In the name of arranging a suitable life for our children, we often super impose our…
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How to Get Yourself A Financial Plan
Background: I always believe that life unfolds itself, and with utter disregard to your plans to achieve this or that. But I guess, Dwight D Eisenhower is more articulate. Read on. Plans are worthless, but planning is everything. There is…
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Outlook Money Reviews my Personal Finance Website
Outlook Money has reviewed my website. Extracts: ….. organises information, of course, on personal finance, while claiming to increase the reader’s financial intelligence quotient. On visiting the site, you can access sections like insurance, mutual funds and stocks, to name…
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Lights Camera Action: The Three Components of Managing Money
The tag line of this blog is admittedly a bit over ambitious. It says “Changing the way we learn and manage our money”. I admit that it seems too difficult thing to do. You cannot change the status quo just…
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Simplicity v/s Too Many Choices
Two articles prompted this post. 1. Selling Simplicity- Not Just Marketing It (Hat tip: Asmita, a Business Communications Consultant) 2. Fear of Apples by Seth Godin Godin says that people are afraid of anything with too many choices and the…
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Weekly Digest of Money Management Updates & Links
Every week, I will post a few updates and links that would be of interest to you for your money management decisions. Behavioural Aspects of Investing in Stocks: All of us have behavioural biases while we manage our money. More…
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