May 2nd, 2012 
Malvika Non-resident Indians (NRIs) have sent $ 63.6bn to India through remittances. Overseas Indians have sent more money than ever before. According to the World Bank, the increase in value of remittances is also due to a sharp fall in 2011 in the value of the rupee.
In 2010, India received $ 54bn in remittances.
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Comments Off October 4th, 2011 Malvika
The month of annual bonuses seems like paradise when we start planning in advance on how to spend it. This excitement will get us into impulses of spending on things that give momentary pleasure only.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Amount Of Money, Contingencies, Credit Card Debts, Economic Times, Education Loans, Fixed Deposits, home loans, Impulses, Investing In Mutual Funds, Investment Plans, Market Fluctuations, Meaningful Investments, Momentary Pleasure, Personal Loans, Rate Of Interest, Smart Person, Systematic Investment, Turndown, Vehicle Loans, Wise Money Management Comments Off September 15th, 2011 Malvika I am reminded of a Tamil saying, “Experience what it is to build a house, and get a child married”, probably that is the reason why wise parents invest to meet the long term financial obligations like education and marriage cost of their children.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Amount Of Money, Appetites, Bonds, Catchy Name, financial obligations, Inflation Rate, Initial Stages, Investment options, Investment Products, Maturity, Mutual Funds, National Savings, Post office, Public Provident Fund, RBI, Savings Scheme, Sentiment, Tamil, Tenure, Wise Parents Comments Off July 18th, 2011 Malvika Health care costs are sky rocketing day by day. Therefore the need for having a mediclaim policy for you and your dependents has grown. Suppose you have to undergo some medical treatment or need to be hospitalized for certain reason, then a mediclaim policy will be of immense help to you in covering your health care expenses.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Amount Of Money, dependents, Diseases, Emergencies, Family Members, Financial Burden, First Few Years, Health Care Costs, Health Care Expenses, Health Cover, Hospitalization Expenses, Insurance, Insurance Companies, Job, Medical Test, Medical Treatment, Mediclaim Policy, Nbsp, Sky, Waiting Period Comments Off April 12th, 2010 Malvika Would you mind if somebody pays you after your retirement or even before? If yes is the answer, then insurance is the best solution. Before investing in any insurance, get a brief idea of the plan you would like to invest upon.
Posted in Insurance Tags: Age Sex, Amount Of Money, Applying For Disability, Best Solution, Coverage Period, Hospital Bills, Insurance Company, Life Insurances, Long Term Disability, Long Term Disability Insurance, Maturity Period, Medical Insurance, Occupation, Permanent Disability, Retirement Period, Salary, Six Months, Term Disability Insurance, Term Insurance, Time Period Comments Off November 22nd, 2009 Malvika
Why is the Real Estate market so lucrative for the investors? The answer is quiet simple, because it has all the capability of doubling or even tripling up the invested amount of money in a short span of time.
Posted in Real Estate Tags: Act, Amount Of Money, budget, Capability, Future Prospects, God, Impulse, Impulsive Decisions, invest, Investing In Real Estate, Investors, Loans, Locality, Market Research, Mistake, People, Real Estate Market, Real Estates, Span Of Time, Unforeseen Circumstances Comments Off October 19th, 2009 Malvika
There is never a right or a wrong amount of insurance. If an amount of
Rs. 5,00,000 is the right amount of insurance for your friend who has the same income, and is of the same age like you.
Posted in Insurance Tags: Amount Of Money, Atleast, Bank Loan, Brief Description, Car Help, Debts, Distant Future, Educations, Foresight, Inflation Rates, Insuranc, Insurance, Liabilities, Marriage, Misfortune, Number Of Dependents, Thumb Rule Comments Off August 3rd, 2009 Tushar Mathur Equity markets are on the rise. New fund offers (NFOs) are the rage once again. And again, you are receiving solicitations from your financial advisers to invest in mutual funds (MFs) so that you don’t miss the boat.
Posted in business, india, Mutual Funds, News, NRI Investing Tags: Amount Of Money, Asset Management Companies, Asset Management Company, Asset Managers, Asset Value, Financial Advisers, Hype, Investing In Mutual Funds, Investment History, Lakh, Launch, Management Experience, Medical School, Mfs, mutual fund, Net Asset, Pitfalls, Risk Appetite, Risk Management, Solicitations Comments Off November 22nd, 2008 Tushar Mathur Today many options are available for parking the money then also the senior citizens prefer to invest their money in fixed deposits (FDs). While, the younger generation earning handsome income prefers to invest in mutual funds and equity capital.
Posted in NRI Investing Tags: Amount Of Money, Anonymity, Capital One, Continuous Growth, Donkey, Equity Capital, Financial Matters, Fixed Deposits, Handsome Income, Mehta, Mutual Funds, Rate Of Interest, Senior Citizens, Share Market, Special Interest, Stock Market, Surety, Time Frame, Time Period, Younger Generation Comments Off August 24th, 2008 Tushar Mathur This is the 2nd installment of our 2 part series on ETFs. Please read the first part here: Investing in ETFs
Advantages of ETFs
1.
Posted in NRI Investing, Personal Finance Tags: 5 star investment, Amc, Amount Of Money, Benchmark Index, Best Stocks, Buying Selling, Demat Account, Entry Exit, Equity Fund, etfs, Expense Ratio, index fund, Index Funds, india, Inflow, Mutual Funds, Outflow, Stock Exchange, Stockbroker, Term Investor, Time Basis, Tracking Error Comments Off
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