7 mistakes to avoid before investing in Mutual Funds
Understand the importance of researching the fund, understanding the risks, diversifying your portfolio, avoiding timing the market, considering your investment goals, monitoring your investments, and understanding the tax implications.
Investing in Real Estate: Pros and Cons for Investors in India
This blog post examines the pros and cons of real estate investment, including the potential for high returns, the use of leverage, and the risks of market fluctuations and illiquidity. We also discuss the time and labor required for property management.
Mastering Your Finances with Rich Dad: Lessons for Building Wealth and Financial Independence
Learn how to understand the difference between assets and liabilities, build a strong financial foundation, acquire assets, take calculated risks, build passive income, achieve financial independence, leverage, plan and network.
Tax Planning Tips for Investors in India
Stay compliant and save money on taxes with these expert tips for Indian investors. From understanding tax laws to finding deductions and credits, this blog offers practical guidance on how to optimize your investment returns through smart tax planning.
Some of the common Investment biases you should know
Learn about the most common investment biases and strategies to overcome them in this comprehensive guide. Discover how to make more informed and objective investment decisions by understanding the impact of cognitive biases, social influences, and emotional factors on your investment choices.
Financial Wisdom from the Vedas: A Guide to Ethical Wealth Management
Discover the ancient principles of financial wisdom and wealth management from the Vedas. Learn about the importance of dharma, non-hoarding, using wealth for the betterment of others, performing yagna and maintaining balance in earning and using wealth.
Are Buy now Pay later companies boon or bane for consumers
Learn about the pros and cons of buy now pay later companies in India. Understand the convenience it offers but also the risk of overspending, high-interest rates, limited options, misleading terms and lack of financial education.
Defying Conventional Wisdom: The Paradox of “Spending Less to Have More”
Boot Theory unveils the paradox of poverty and inequality, urging us to question the status quo and seek innovative solutions for a more equitable society where opportunity transcends one’s socioeconomic background.
Financial Wisdom from the Upanishads: Finding Inner Peace and Prosperity
Discover the ancient principles of financial wisdom from the Upanishads. Learn about the importance of contentment, balance, non-attachment, detachment, renunciation, and the sense of ‘mine’ and ‘I’ in managing one’s finances.