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Investopedia defines an annuity as a contract between you and an insurance company in which you make a lump sum payment or series of payments and, in return, receive regular disbursements, beginning either immediately or at some point in the future. This enables you to earn a regular income for Retirement. Irrespective of the age […]

I have been sharing a lot of my thoughts on the subject of Retirement Finances. Of all the factors that we need to address, I believe that there are five factors that could really hurt, irrespective of the amount of wealth you may have generated. In this blog, I am sharing my views on the

This blog is based on a book titled. “The 100 year life” by Lynda Gratton and Andrew Scott (Lynda and Andrew are professors at London Business School). One of my close friends suggested that I must read this book given my huge interest in managing investments for Retirement. Though the book discusses several aspects of

Who doesn’t want to retire early? Have you ever asked yourself this question – What should I do if I want to retire earlier? Here are five easy things that you can do to retire early! The sooner you focus on doing them – the earlier you will be able to retire. 1. Retire all

I got inspiration to write this article as I was thinking about my own retirement and how I should go about managing my money for it. But before I got started on actually making and executing a retirement plan (which I will detail in my subsequent blogs), I realized that I had to ensure that

I have been in financial services for over three decades now. As I was reflecting on my career, a question crossed my mind, “What would I have done differently at the start of my career (in terms of investing), if I had all the knowledge and experience that I have today! Would I have invested

All investors suffer from what we call the “Home Bias” in behavioural finance. Investopedia defines Home bias as the tendency for investors to invest in a large number of domestic equities, despite the benefits of diversifying into foreign equities. Since India is seen as one of the favourite markets for global investors to invest in, this bias becomes even