Get Rich · Get Smart · Enjoy Financial Freedom
Get Rich · Get Smart · Enjoy Financial Freedom
A lot of people ask me: “I want to invest money, which option should I consider? Sensex (Equity) vs Gold vs Silver vs Bank FD.” Since there are ample of options available, people gets confused, or ignore few options and…
There are hundreds of benefits of investing in mutual funds. Some famous benefits such as a professional management of fund, rupee cost averaging, power of compounding, diversification, etc. Then you’d ask me, why do I still have more funds invested…
Ever wondered why many Indians prefer Fixed Deposit over Mutual Funds? When they say “Mutual Fund Sahi Hai” but immediately they also say Mutual Funds are subjected to market risks. Oh then it must be risky, is it? Let’s find…
I think one of the easiest way of becoming rich is by buying a share. However, it is one of the easiest way of losing the money too. In my investing history, I’ve seen people becoming optimistic and pessimistic exactly…
The craze for government jobs have always been high. This is not only because it provides job security but another important reason is that employees get pension after retirement. However, what about someone who is not a government employee? Can…
The mantra for staying rich or becoming rich is simple: Save > Invest > Repeat. I think I have given a golden advise for free here. If you look at the records, there have been hundreds of cases where people…
Since the market comes with ups and downs daily, its very difficult for a common-man to time the market because technically even an experienced investor fail to do it many times. Hence this topic of “Rupee Cost Averaging Concept Explained”…
Note: This article is a part of series called “Six Principles to Achieve Financial Freedom”. I’d strongly suggest starting from Principal 1 it to understand it better. Ignore if not applicable. The difference between the rich and the poor is growing…
Note: This article is a part of series called “Six Principles to Achieve Financial Freedom”. I’d strongly suggest starting from Principal 1 it to understand it better. Ignore if not applicable. Broadly speaking, people have 3 types of financial problems in…