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Monthly Archives: April 2007
Picking up stocks: Real Estate/ Construction
One of the questions to my earler post was how to pick stocks? It is allright to say that, ” You can start with identifying a list of 10-15 companies out of 3-5 sectors which you know or which interests … Continue reading
Posted in Investing, Stocks
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Derivative for Dummies: By a Dummy
Yes, it’s for Dummies and by a dummy on Derivatives. So here’s what lil’ bit of Derivatives I understand(or pretend to..). Read on…. Derivative is a product whose value is derived from the value of one or more basic variables, … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Finance, Stocks
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Being Covered is not sexy or cool but Smart!
Hey, I’m not into fashion designing. But could not resist a tantalising title to talk about Insurance!! If you haven’t started a family, an Insurance cover is the least of your priorities. But even though it’s not that cool to … Continue reading
Do you have the right Insurance?
Today I was talking to a friend who was telling me about his Insurance cover. He is a 32 year old guy and has a cover of Rs 7 lacs and pays a premium of approx. Rs 50000. When I … Continue reading
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What is Human Life Value?
Putting a finger on the value of yr life is crazy. Isn’t yr life invaluable and priceless? Indian consumers have bought life insurance for reasons of tax saving rather than the core need of providing for one’s family in case … Continue reading
Posted in Insurance, Personal Finance
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Tips on Financial Planning and Budgeting
Getting rich is in your hands, nobody else’s . So get started with working hard or smart (depends on you again), adding to your finance knowledge and generally taking responsibility for yourself. Get Rich Or Die Trying. If Financial decisions … Continue reading
Posted in Asset Allocation, Budgeting, Investing, Personal Finance, Planning
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Work the Magic of Compounding
I spent an hour working in calculating the future values of my investments and worked on MS Excel for that. I found out the “Power of Compounding” and the benefit of “Starting Early”. If I started at age 20 and … Continue reading
Posted in Investing, Personal Finance
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