COVID-19 has affected the global community. With more than 6.6 million cases around the world, the pandemic has caused many serious implications. The impact has not only been on the physical or mental health of people but has also affected their financial well-being. The crisis has become one of the most critical challenges faced by ...

Short-termism is defined as an investor’s extreme concentration on profits made on the basis of short-term analysis at the cost of long-term benefits. This short-sightedness of investors forces them to make decisions based on the quarterly and annual performance of stocks and companies. Short-termism also arises due to the boost in the number of available ...

A general portfolio is a mix of equity, bonds, and cash, each with its own risk and reward trajectory. Equity or stocks are riskier and highly rewarding, while on the contrary, bonds are subject to a lesser threat but can also have lower returns. In a typical scenario, people like to believe that the higher ...

Assets are priced possessions regardless of whether they are inherited or self-earned. Over the course of accumulating multiple assets like real estate, fixed return investments, retirement accounts, insurance plans, etc., you may lose track of things in routine chores. Some people also spend their entire lives building up an empire for their family without letting ...

Among several other responsibilities that you must fulfil for your parents, one of the most essential ones is to help them manage their money. Not because they are not wise enough to make their own decisions, but because they might need help adjusting to the changing financial planning scenario. Unlike the former years when your ...

The importance of retirement planning cannot be stressed upon enough. Considering the increase in the number of centenarians in America, a person who retires at the age of 60, may have another 30-40 years of living without an income. Moreover, women generally live longer than men, adding some more years to their retirement.  You must ...