By Dr Arindam Banerjee As the stock market kept swinging unpredictably, at the beginning of this year, Chandrani Banerjee, 43 ...

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Growth isn’t always about spending more. Many businesses try to scale by hiring quickly or expanding too fast. But growth ...

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Investopedia found Debt Payoff Planner to be the best option for people focused on paying down multiple debts quickly and for as little interest as possible.

A financial maintenance calendar can help you organize and manage your financial life and relieve the stress of setting your ...

What’s your current personal financial health? There are numerous ways to measure that. When I’ve worked with clients as a financial counsellor and as an educator, I’ve found the following ...

Ultra-high yielding ETFs from YieldMax and others have become popular among FIRE fans retiring in their 50s, but there are landmines to navigate over the long run.

Asha, 49, is legally separated. She is living with her two daughters in Chennai. She wanted to plan her finances. She listed her priorities as below: * She has ₹75 lakh as savings in bank ...

The good news: With some planning, they’re on track. A financial adviser estimates they can safely spend up to $120,000 a year in their early, more active retirement years.

FIRE, or Financial Independence Retire Early, is a lifestyle movement that encourages people to save and invest aggressively with the goal of retiring decades earlier than usual. While it originated ...

The great wealth transfer's underway, but even the rich and savvy find the best laid plans go awry. Lessons to learn and best tips to avoid problems.