The survey said that 64 per cent of conversations on financial matters for people aged 35+, dwell on monthly budgeting and expenses, whereas new investments and big purchases account for 60 per cent and 54 per cent, respectively.
Before making a decision, investors must consider all aspects such as budget, connectivity, rent, maintenance, operating costs, tenant availability, and market conditions.
Most people don't manage their budgets well, which is why they spend a lot of money on unnecessary things, especially during difficult times like the COVID-19 pandemic.
While individuals are definitely more prone to such threats, recent reports suggest that more than 75% of Indian companies too are prone to cyber threats during festive season.
Like most of our everyday stress, even the stress related to money management can be effectively dealt with. There are healthy strategies available that can help in managing finances as well as wellbeing.
Many analysts believe that one should re-look at their investment portfolio once in a year or even twice or thrice depending upon the motive of investment which can be short term, medium term, or long term. We will guide you to whether one should re-look at their investment portfolio or book profits or should hold their investments.
there is a difference in just meeting our expenses and managing money well. Managing money well today helps you secure better financial stability in the future. You don't need to be a financial advisor to do some simple things that can save you in time of crisis and prepare for your future. Youth normally avoid talking about money. Some times just the talk makes them look the other way. It is natural when you are young.
Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) is the best tax saving option to secure your daughter's future. Parents can even save money for marriages of their two daughters with the help of this scheme. The scheme was started by PM Narendra Modi in the year 2015
Union Budget 2020: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has quite a task ahead of her as she prepares to present Union Budget 2020 in the Lok Sabha on Saturday (February 1). The economy is not in the best of shapes. International Monetary Fund (IMF) has already slashed India's growth forecast from 6.1 per cent to 4.8 per cent. Prices of goods are high and the common man is looking at Budget 2020 just as he is at his own pocket.
Saving is important in every age of our life. Whether you are at your 20s, 30s, 40s or 60s, we all think for a better future and a wealthy life. But, to start investing in your 30s is a bit difficult than your 20s. Here are some essential money-saving tips that you must pay attention to for a financially secure future.
Money plays a very important role in our day to day life. But, today the prime fear with every common man is how to save money and fix personal finance mistakes. Some people earn well but don’t know how to save, how much to save and where to save? They all lack in one thing and that is a good future-plan to secure their finances. We all need a strong foundation for our strong financial future, and for that, we need to know the dealings to fix our finances and avoid mistakes. So, we are to guide you for a better future. Just follow the low-down to know how you can avoid and fix your finance mistakes:
Planning your finances early can help you save substantial money in your future. If you are young and have a job, you must plan your expenses wisely. Saving is something that helps us meet unexpected expenses or plan your dream holiday. Young or old, most of us today look up to investing in mutual funds or buying stocks. If you are looking for investment, you must know some basic terms. India TV Business Desk brings you things you must be aware of before getting into it.
Credit cards are a mixed blessing. They come to your rescue when chips are down and can also majorly mess with your life. But don't worry, we bring you stuff to ensure you don't lose it before AND after using credit cards. We already have a lot to worry about in life right? Read these tips and tricks and avoid these mistakes to keep that swag intact.
RBI Monetary Policy explained: Time for number crunching may again have arrived as Reserve Bank of India prepares to announce its bi-monthly Monetary Policy Statement on Thursday (June 6). The policy affects our finances. Due to technical jargon, Monetary Policy Statement is often hard for most of us to understand. Here's an explainer.
Various aspects of personal finance include the buying of financial products such as home loan, life insurance, credit cards and car loans.
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