This is the second part of a simple solution to all your investing problems. Check out the part 1 which is about the background to this post. This post is about the thought process that went into making of the…
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The 88% Solution To All Your Investing Problems (Part 2)
The 88% Solution To All Your Personal Finance Problems (Part 1)
This post is about a simple solution to setup your investments. I call it “The 88% Solution” Why 88%? Because my hunch says, it works for 88% people. It works 88% of the time! I have met a lot of…
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How Your Brain is Sabotaging Your Financial Life
A friend told me recently that she made a lot of money with a land deal (I don’t really recommend investing in real estate!) and she doesn’t need to read my blog! True. I believe that reading up blogs, articles…
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Posted in Financial Behaviour, Workshop
How Fund Managers (2.0%) Make More Than You (1.9%)
Debashish Basu, Editor, MoneyLife, explained this in a workshop on financial literacy organized by MoneyLife today. He cited the research study by Dalbar which analyses Investor Behaviour & examined the returns that investors actually realize. Dalbar studied the preformance of…
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Posted in Financial Awareness, Workshop
Information Is Easy; Transformation Is Not
Information is power. And we have tons of information on Google/Bing/Yahoo. For example, You can get 10 Good Habits of Personal Finance in a jiffy. Like this and more… • Manage your expenses so they don’t exceed your income. •…
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What’s In It For Me in a Personal Finance Workshop
How you can save yourself from making a Rs 10 lac mistake! Attend our Financial Health Check and Planning Workshop.
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Posted in Financial Awareness, Financial Behaviour, Workshop
Posted in Financial Awareness, Financial Behaviour, Workshop
Design & Policy Support for Delivering Financial Awareness
This is in continuation to my earlier post Understanding how to manage money, use credit responsibly, maximize our investments and minimize our expenses is not something we do with a lot of enthusiasm. In fact it is a frequently avoided…
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