I often talk about this subject in my financial literacy sessions. What does one need to do from a financial angle to prepare for the ultimate truth – your exit from the world? I give below a few pointers and questions. Study the succession laws in your country in detail. Write a will. It can … Continue reading Preparing for the End
The points made by Jim Adams in his informative piece on inflation are well appreciated. He says that lack of competition spurs companies to increase prices. Needless to say, it makes life difficult for the average citizen in any country. The US economy is under global watch, as it has a cascading impact on other … Continue reading Inflation in India
A question marked Urgent perplexes me. A millennial wants advice if he should opt for a car loan and invest his money in mutual funds to earn higher returns. It takes tough questions and hard calculations to make him see sense. I question his assumptions of the future. The session leaves me with more questions … Continue reading Dreams
https://www.youtube.com/embed/Q-MZ7oSqF5w?version=3&rel=1&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&fs=1&hl=en&autohide=2&wmode=transparent Do you stay committed to your financial goals? Or do you waver? How was the plan created? Are you following a financial plan suggested by your friend, family member or financial planner? Or do you have a plan aligned to your dreams, innermost desires, personality and lifegoals? Life goals are larger than money goals. … Continue reading Money Mondays – Psychological Thresholds — SacredCircleforWomen
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