FINANCIAL ADVICE
Here's how a Chinese influencer's rich marriage advice brings in Rs 163 crore a year
Le Chuanqu, also known as Ququ Big Woman, earns over Rs 163 crore annually by advising women on how to marry wealthy men. Through social media, courses, and workshops, she promotes relationships as transactions for financial gain. Her methods, described as unethical by many, have sparked significant controversy, leading to a ban from Weibo. Despite mixed public opinions, her business continues to thrive using AI techniques to attract clients.
On World Skills Day, Walmart Vriddhi mentors share insights on empowering MSMEs for success
On World Skills Day, mentors at Walmart Vriddhi are guiding over 58,000 MSMEs in India. Learn from mentors V.S. Kumar and E.G. Santosh about motivation, financial controls, and digital marketing. Explore how personalized mentorship is shaping resilient entrepreneurs for success in the business landscape.
Nischa Shah: How she made Rs 8 crore a year transitioning from investment banking to YouTube
Discover how Nischa Shah transitioned from a high-paying role as an investment banker in London to becoming a YouTube sensation in personal finance, earning over ₹8 crore annually through innovative content and strategic partnerships. Her journey, fueled by a desire for more meaningful work, highlights the transformative power of digital platforms in modern career trajectories.
10 Robert Kiyosaki Books for Best Financial Lessons
If you are someone who has just stepped into the world of investment, stock market, real estate, and business, then you are at the right place. In today’s article, we shall be discussing a few of Robert Kiyosaki’s books that will help you gain the best financial knowledge, leading to better and sustainable results.
Mutual fund SIP of Rs 25,000 per month can help you buy house: Here's how
Have you ever embarked on a road trip without a specific destination in mind? While it may initially seem exciting, you eventually come to realize that knowing where you're headed is essential for fully enjoying the journey. Similarly, financial goals function in this manner, offering a clear path to ensure that your financial journey ultimately leads to a fulfilling destination.
Misjudging market dynamics - why this can be detrimental for investors
In 2021, for instance, euphoria surrounded several newly listed companies. Many investors poured money into these companies based solely on hype, neglecting factors like profitability and growth prospects. This resulted in a correction in 2022, with several companies that previously completed successful IPOs witnessing significant value erosion.
Business families seek legal advice to amend tightly written deeds of family settlement amid global expansion plans
Business families, particularly in India, are increasingly seeking legal counsel to amend rigid Deeds of Family Settlement (DFS) originally drafted decades ago. These deeds, designed to safeguard inheritances, now pose challenges as younger generations seek to expand globally into new sectors like fintech, tech-led consumer businesses, and electric vehicles. Legal experts note that the old deeds lack flexibility for today's globalized and dynamic business environment, prompting families to consider amendments to address issues such as wealth protection, succession planning, and regulatory compliance.
MF Talk: Himanshu Srivastava of Morningstar has some advice for investors investing in small & midcap funds
Intermittent corrections provided investors some buying opportunity in a market, which has largely witnessed a prolonged uptrend for a long time now.
Trinamool MP seeks SEBI probe into stock market movements during Lok Sabha results
Trinamool Congress Rajya Sabha member Saket Gokhale has written a letter to financial markets regulator SEBI, accusing the government of alleged "stock market manipulation" in India. Gokhale demanded an investigation into statements made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah during the poll campaign, where they advised people to invest in stocks hinting at positive election results for the BJP.
Did PM Modi and Amit Shah break any Sebi rule by predicting stock market rally after elections? Legal experts weigh in
PM Modi and Amit Shah's post-election stock market rally predictions have sparked a political issue, with Rahul Gandhi linking it to the stock market crash. Legal experts say the statements do not violate Sebi rules.
Tweak NPS allocation, increase SIPs by 5% every year to achieve ambitious goals
The Portfolio Doctor assesses the health of the fund portfolio, examines the schemes and their suitability with regard to the goals and, if required, recommends corrective measures. The advice given is based on the performance of the funds, the risk profile of the investor as well as his financial goals.
Rahul demands JPC on stock market 'Scam'
Rahul Gandhi demands JPC probe into ₹30 lakh crore stock scam involving PM Modi and Amit Shah giving investment advice. The scam led to a massive stock market crash on election result day, causing losses to investors.
Threat of bad advice: A more crucial aspect of financial literacy is not just what to do with money, but also what not to do with it
The real pitfalls arise when bad financial products are marketed as good ones, and investors fail to recognise the deceit. If you are saving and investing, encountering such schemes is inevitable; it’s not an exception, but certainty. Thus, a more crucial aspect of financial literacy is not just what to do with money, but also what not to do with it.
‘Hum aake class lenge’: Radhika Gupta tells Shark Tank staff if they don’t start SIP
She advised the staff to start investing in mutual funds and should follow SIP mode of investment. The number of SIP accounts has also increased from 2.73 crore in June 2019 to 8.70 crore in April 2024, according to the monthly data released by AMFI.
2 sectoral bets from Ganeshram Jayaraman for next 2 years
This has led to a very positive capex cycle, likely to start private sector capex cycle. This very good profit growth also led to strong government capex because tax collections were buoyant. So, it was a very strong demand, supply, earnings and valuations cycle.
Richa Chadha shares big financial advice for married women, reveals how mutual funds saved her in tough times
Actor Richa Chadha advises women to invest in mutual funds, shares personal examples of using investments for marriage and film production, and emphasizes the importance of saving money regularly. The 'Heeramandi' actor has also turned into a producer.
In the fight between bulls and bears, these set of companies always win: 4 stocks with upside potential of up to 21%
Recently the finance minister, Nirmala Sitharaman spoke about the risk of unchecked explosion of future and option trading. Before that, there was a SEBI study, which mentioned that 90 % of the individuals who trade in future and options ( F&O) end up losing money; only 10% are able to make profit. But there is another side to the story. First is that trade volumes in this segment are only going to rise. Second, what is the common between both the losers and winners? They both brokerage to their stock broker and also pay transaction fees to the stock exchange. So, who is the constant and permanent winner? The stock exchange and the stock broker. Yes, policy makers will bring in more checks, but the hard fact is that those checks will only be partially effective for a short period of time as the turnover in the F&O will continue to rise for the foreseeable future. One can control anything, but not the hope and greed on the street.
Ready for re-rating in Modi 3.0? 7 fertilizer stocks with four having “buy” reco and upside potential of up to 47%
Sometimes, what might appear to be negative development might actually be a sign that the worst is behind the sector. Fertilizer as a sector, both in the business and valuation side has been under performer. The fact is that in the last nine, the government has been making changes in policies which brings this sector out of the clutches of high government subsidy and other age old issues plaguing the sector. Now unlike other sectors like railways where putting more money or making few policy changes has helped the sector, fertilizer is a more complex sector and is bound to take more time for getting the house in order. A balance has to be maintained so that while the operating matrix of the industry improves but at the same time, neither the supply should get disrupted, nor the prices of fertilizer should see a jump to the farmer. What needs to be watched is when companies show the impact of all that has been going on in the sector, sooner or a bit later. To be fair, everything has not been a smooth ride for these companies. But then who says that transition for good is painless.
Move over FDs! Parents tutored by children looking at other investment options
Parents, who were happy with fixed deposits, are being tutored by children on other investment options. Investors, young and old, must be aware of the risks. Sridharan S, founder of investment adviser Wealth Ladder Direct, recalls a PSU banker, who watched his children make enormous profits from stocks during the Covid-time boom. When he decided to take the plunge, he ended up losing most of his retirement corpus.
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