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Time To Get Your Credit History
Welcome back! Join me on this journey to improving our financial IQ and sharing what we know. Updates at RSS feed or Email. And spread the word please Thank You! Coming Soon! A “Financial Health Check & Planning Workshop”. Stay … Continue reading
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Thoughts on Investing in Real Estate in India
A lot of experts advise investing in real estate as an important component of your asset allocation. But I am not really comfortable with this advice for the following reasons. One, prices are already inflated with the amount of black … Continue reading
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Home Loan Teaser Rates
While there’s a race for grabbing a large share of the home loan market through ‘teaser’ rates by banks, the government today warned that such schemes could land borrowers in financial distress. “…Borrowers with low financial means may get attracted … Continue reading
How I Made Rs 1,27,535 in One Day!
I saved myself that amount of money by making an informed decision about my home loan. Along the process of making an informed decision on my home loan, I learnt that paying 10% rate of interest is better than paying 8.75%. It’s a pretty unique situation of mine that makes it TRUE!! Continue reading