You should only take on debt if you know how to manage it well and can afford it with the money you earn and have saved
Despite the temptation to spend, we must keep up savings even during the festive season.
You can only get on the road to financial independence by setting aside a substantial sum of money each month
Those who don't understand interest compounding accumulate larger debts, and pay higher interest rates on loans
Rajesh Krishnamoorthy, Suresh Sadagopan and Dilshad Billimoria speak to Sakshi Batra on what's the best way to get started on your financial planning
Do your own research and invest in the instruments that you understand and align with your financial goals
Attaining financial freedom can be very tough especially when one has growing debt, cash emergencies, medical issues and struggles with overspending
Lump-sum Vs SIP is always a tricky question, however based upon investor's needs, it becomes easy to pick one
With cost of higher education rising at 6% - 8% every year, child’s education is one of the biggest cash outflows that families must plan for
You should set aside anything from 10% to 15% or even 20% of your salary as savings