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The Art Of Staying Invested: What 20 Years Of Nifty50 Crashes Teach Us
Over the last two decades, Indian equity markets have survived some of the most dramatic shocks imaginable. Broader trend has remained consistent.
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How Average Earners Quietly Build Crores While High Earners Fall Behind
The people who accumulate wealth are often not the smartest investors in the room. They are simply informed enough to avoid major mistakes.
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Mumbai Couple Says City 'Too Expensive To Live' Despite Earning Rs 2.2 Lakh Monthly
A Mumbai couple earning Rs 2.2 lakh monthly said they were struggling to save any money after rent and other expenses.
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Missed Investing In Your 20s? Mutual Funds Can Help You Catch Up, Here's How
Starting late is not ideal. But it is not the end of the road either. In fact, people in their 30s and 40s often have an advantage -- higher income
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NPS vs Mutual Funds: Which One Can Make You Richer In Retirement?
If the goal is retirement security, and long-term investing, NPS has a structural advantage. If the goal is liquidity, mutual funds are more suitable.
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From 'FOMO' To 'FOWT': Why Is Gen Z Hitting A Pause On Stocks?
Share Market News: Gen Z are trying to understand it better before stepping in again. Experts say 'fear of wrong timing' shouldn't hold them back.
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Product Manager, 25, Breaks Down Rs 90,000 Monthly Expenses In Gurgaon : "Adulting Is One Long Bill"
His fixed costs include Rs 18,000 for rent for a 2BHK apartment, along with Rs 2,000 for house help and Rs 1,000 for electricity.
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Want To Invest In Cryptocoins? SIPs Start At Just Rs 500 Per Month
Across platforms, SIP participation in cryptocoins has surged 60-80 per cent year-on-year. Monthly active SIP mandates are also rising steadily.
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1 In 4 Stock Market Investors Is Now A Woman, Demat Accounts Jump By 129%
As many as 19 states now report female investor participation above the national average. More than 3 crore demat accounts are operated by women.
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Retire Rich By 45? Step-By-Step Guide To Building A Rs 3 Crore Corpus
A retirement corpus is not a random financial target. It is a replacement plan for your income when your salary stops.
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How A Microsoft Techie Spent Rs 1.36 Lakh In A Month: "Rs 70,000 On SIPs And Funds"
She revealed that she allocated Rs 70,000 to mutual fund SIPs and other funds, making it the largest component of her spending.
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Best SIP Mutual Funds To Buy And Hold As Iran War Jitters Shake Markets
Best SIPs to invest: Experts ask investors to build SIP portfolios around simplicity, domestic resilience, and sectoral strength.
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SIP Returns Turn Negative Amid Iran War: Should Investors Stay Or Opt Out
An estimated 13 per cent fall in the Nifty and a deeper correction in mid- and small-cap stocks have dragged down mutual fund returns.
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Gurugram Techie Reveals Rs 89,500 Monthly Expense Breakdown, Internet Reacts
Her monthly budget is heavily weighted toward financial future-proofing, with the majority of her income going toward investments rather than daily living costs.
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Stocks, Gold Or Debt? Where Should You Invest As Iran War Rattles Markets
History shows that wars and geopolitical shocks often lead to short-term volatility, but markets have generally recovered over time.
-
The Art Of Staying Invested: What 20 Years Of Nifty50 Crashes Teach Us
Over the last two decades, Indian equity markets have survived some of the most dramatic shocks imaginable. Broader trend has remained consistent.
-
How Average Earners Quietly Build Crores While High Earners Fall Behind
The people who accumulate wealth are often not the smartest investors in the room. They are simply informed enough to avoid major mistakes.
-
Mumbai Couple Says City 'Too Expensive To Live' Despite Earning Rs 2.2 Lakh Monthly
A Mumbai couple earning Rs 2.2 lakh monthly said they were struggling to save any money after rent and other expenses.
-
Missed Investing In Your 20s? Mutual Funds Can Help You Catch Up, Here's How
Starting late is not ideal. But it is not the end of the road either. In fact, people in their 30s and 40s often have an advantage -- higher income
-
NPS vs Mutual Funds: Which One Can Make You Richer In Retirement?
If the goal is retirement security, and long-term investing, NPS has a structural advantage. If the goal is liquidity, mutual funds are more suitable.
-
From 'FOMO' To 'FOWT': Why Is Gen Z Hitting A Pause On Stocks?
Share Market News: Gen Z are trying to understand it better before stepping in again. Experts say 'fear of wrong timing' shouldn't hold them back.
-
Product Manager, 25, Breaks Down Rs 90,000 Monthly Expenses In Gurgaon : "Adulting Is One Long Bill"
His fixed costs include Rs 18,000 for rent for a 2BHK apartment, along with Rs 2,000 for house help and Rs 1,000 for electricity.
-
Want To Invest In Cryptocoins? SIPs Start At Just Rs 500 Per Month
Across platforms, SIP participation in cryptocoins has surged 60-80 per cent year-on-year. Monthly active SIP mandates are also rising steadily.
-
1 In 4 Stock Market Investors Is Now A Woman, Demat Accounts Jump By 129%
As many as 19 states now report female investor participation above the national average. More than 3 crore demat accounts are operated by women.
-
Retire Rich By 45? Step-By-Step Guide To Building A Rs 3 Crore Corpus
A retirement corpus is not a random financial target. It is a replacement plan for your income when your salary stops.
-
How A Microsoft Techie Spent Rs 1.36 Lakh In A Month: "Rs 70,000 On SIPs And Funds"
She revealed that she allocated Rs 70,000 to mutual fund SIPs and other funds, making it the largest component of her spending.
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Best SIP Mutual Funds To Buy And Hold As Iran War Jitters Shake Markets
Best SIPs to invest: Experts ask investors to build SIP portfolios around simplicity, domestic resilience, and sectoral strength.
-
SIP Returns Turn Negative Amid Iran War: Should Investors Stay Or Opt Out
An estimated 13 per cent fall in the Nifty and a deeper correction in mid- and small-cap stocks have dragged down mutual fund returns.
-
Gurugram Techie Reveals Rs 89,500 Monthly Expense Breakdown, Internet Reacts
Her monthly budget is heavily weighted toward financial future-proofing, with the majority of her income going toward investments rather than daily living costs.
-
Stocks, Gold Or Debt? Where Should You Invest As Iran War Rattles Markets
History shows that wars and geopolitical shocks often lead to short-term volatility, but markets have generally recovered over time.
