Why Time Value of Money is Important in Financial Planning
If you thought demonetization was a big game-changer and destroyed the value of money in huge chunks, there’s a bigger game-changer on the horizon. This game-changer dwarfs demonetization when it comes to eroding the value of money. It is called time. Time can wreak havoc…
4 Money Management Hacks for Single Indian Women
Being single is usually seen as the doorway to freedom and independent decision-making. However, when it comes to money management, being single can have its own pitfalls, more so if you’re a woman. As per a study conducted by women-centric financial services platform Hermoneytalks.com, 54%…
Contrarian Investing: The Witch of Wall Street tells you How!
Known as the “Oracle of Omaha”, Warren Buffet remains one of the most storied and consummate investors of Wall Street. The third wealthiest man in the world by net worth, he is synonymous with contrarian investing – the art of going against the herd when…
How Entrepreneurs can Build their Personal Net Worth Statement
Personal net worth can be a tricky concept, more so for entrepreneurs. Based on the legal structure of their company, startup founders and promoters may have to reinterpret their equity holdings to draw up their personal net worth statement. That said, the concept itself is…
Qualities of an Entrepreneur: Why Financial Planning is a Do-or-Die Matter
As compared to 2017, the year 2018 remained flat in terms of number of venture capital deals and funding secured by entrepreneurs. Private equity even shrunk, as compared to 2017. One would have been forgiven to think that entrepreneurs were having a dull day at…
How Alimony is Taxed in India
Rajiv and Anita had been married for ten years. Due to certain irreconcilable differences that cropped up between them, they decided to separate. Apart from the physical and mental toll that divorce proceedings inflict on both partners, Anita also had to sort out the complex…
Why Women Shy Away from Taking Personal Loans
Personal loans can be very handy in times of financial deficit or emergency situations like sudden hospitalization. This can be even more so for Indian women as they seem to be earning less, spending more on medical expenses, yet receiving less insurance protection over time….