In this issue

The last 20 years have been a watershed period of the Indian financial sector. The very premises of investment in India have undergone a drastic change.

From trading in paper shares to online trading, investment have come a long way. In this 20th anniversary issue, we bring to our readers a rich package or

recommendations, picks and advice on mutual funds, stocks, books and of course people who matter to the financial world.

The ‘Must Have' In Your Portfolio

Despite being highly misunderstood, mutual funds is one of the most loved asset classes for wealth creation.

6 mins

The Accountable Advisors

Many investors risk their entire savings by directly taking exposure in stock markets or mutual funds, mostly based on advice received from their friends.

7 mins

The Power Women

As women continue to scale newer heights in every field, we write an ode to 20 great women in the Indian financial sector.

10+ mins

Health Insurance - Building Blocks For Any Financial Plan

Health is indeed wealth because losing ones health can lead to major expenses and financial losses

1 min

Top 20 Stocks To Shop

While taking a stock of top 20 stocks in last 20 months, (January 2, 2017 to September 17, 2018), we tried to look at the companies that not only outperformed but also rewarded their share holders with handsome returns.

3 mins

Get Your Fund Facts Right

Investments cannot be classified as good or bad. Its just that, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to it. Something, which might have earned you a fortune, might not suit your friends. So, instead of listening to others, it is suggested that you make your own judgment. We have listed 20 products, which you should think twice about before parking your money.

7 mins

Covering Risks Of Insurers

Enjoying competitive edge in the domestic market, GIC Re is expected to further strengthen its position globally on the strength of its balance sheet size and customer servicing

3 mins

India's Two Decades On A Roller Coaster

Two decades back the country was led by BJP stalwart late Atal Bihari Vajpayee and today it is still governed by a BJP Prime Minister, Narendra Modi. Seemingly, things are the same. However, petrol today costs 86 per litre whereas back in 1998 it was 23.84 per litre. The USD-INR pair stood at 39.50 (April 1,1998) whereas today it is 71.72 (Sept,2018). We look back at the financial events in India and the world that have shaped the last two decades.

9 mins

Making A Quick Buck

Most often we let go of a desired holiday or may be a little expensive concert because we are saving for something big, like a house or a retirement plan. However, we fail to realise all of it can be done together with a little bit of systematic planning.

3 mins

20 Ways To Shield Yourself

From its primordial role of providing basic protection against losses, the insurance industry in India has come a long way. It is safe to say that insurance has become an indispensable pillar of support in Indias economic growth by accounting for risks and even driving social security.

4 mins

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