"The author Rishabh Adukia is a Chartered Accountant and qualified professional advising on wealth management to individuals, millennia’s, emerging HNIs including others and can be reached on adukia.rishabh@gmail.com"
Small-cap stocks are the stocks of publicly traded companies that have a market capitalization of less than Rs. 5,000 crore. Such companies are more volatile and vulnerable to losses during downtime in the market, as they are young and seek to expand aggressively. In a small-cap fund, the fund manager invests a minimum of 65 […]
We Indian’s are brought up and continuously emphasized by our Parents and Grand parents to save money for an uncertain tomorrow. It starts an early age, when one starts getting pocket money. The emphasis is made to plan out and use only the required amount and keep some for contingency purpose. As a person grows […]
A Sukanya Samriddhi Account has a tenure of 21 years or until the girl child marries after the age of 18. Parents can now open up to two SSY accounts for girls and a third account can be opened in case of birth of twins/triplets.
Investors are more likely to reach their long-term goals if they remain invested and avoid short-term decisions that may take them off course. Don’t flee the market in a panic, but rather embrace the turmoil as an investment opportunity–you’ll be better off in the long run. Market volatility is one of the most reliable things […]
One of the biggest challenges that retirees face is how to make their retirement savings last a lifetime. Even if one has saved diligently throughout one’s working life and accumulated a sizeable nest egg, it may not be able to generate enough to sustain monthly expenses over the long term. This is mainly due to […]
The economic crisis triggered by the corona virus pandemic (COVID-19) in 2020 gave birth to the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan. The some of its features of initiative proposed by our Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendraji Modi, are similar to the Swadeshi movement launched on August 7, 1905, to take on the British regime of the time. […]
We are all spending a disproportionate amount of time trying to figure how the world will be after this Corona saga. Some may work from home; some fear deeprecession; some feel complete government control of our lives, what will it be, we just don’t know! However, we all love living thinking about an uncertain tomorrow. […]
Mutual funds were facing a lot of redemption requests after Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund suddenly shut six of its debt mutual fund schemes on Friday. They are unable to sell some of their investments in the debt market due to poor liquidity. In other words, there are no buyers for lower rated instruments. If mutual funds have to sell them, they will be forced to sell it at a steeply lower price. It will result in sharp fall in the net asset values or NAVs of schemes.
The set of investors who have invested post 2013 till late 2017 after seeing the good performance of Small Cap funds saw a sharp correction over the last 2 years i.e. February 2018 post budget. Most of the investors who had invested for the first time in equity funds are now wondering that if they […]
The new income tax slab provided is optional in nature. i.e a taxpayer can choose from any of the two slab options as beneficial to them. Opting for new slab maybe beneficial for a select group of people depending on your total income.
