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    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.

    Dealmaker DAM Capital Advisors plans public issue

    DAM Capital, led by Dharmesh Mehta, targets an IPO within six months, highlighting Mumbai's investment-banking growth. Managed by Nuvama Investment Banking, the IPO includes fresh capital and an offer for sale. DAM Capital, with significant public issues, QIPs, and secondary-market block deals, plans wealth management, PMS, AIF, retail broking to rival ICICI Securities and Motilal Oswal.

    How over-indulgent parents hurt their finances for their children

    A healthy approach to money requires that those earning it don’t just feel guilt-free about its allocation, but are also able to question its wasteful deployment and regain the power to allocate fairly. Parents are branded selfish when they exercise this authority, and in these days of extremely sensitive young minds, they are scared of turning down a demand.

    How would-be brides can manage finances after marriage

    Monisha Choudhary is set to be married soon. There are two critical financial decisions Choudhary needs to make. She should consider her existing assets and investments, which can remain in her name, to be disclosed to her new family at her discretion. She can continue building these assets based on her income allocation. Read here to find what are the other ways to secure finance after marriage.

    Pepperfry puts IPO plans on hold, to focus on growth revival

    Pepperfry, an omnichannel furniture retailer, has pushed its public listing plans, as the company aims to bring growth and profitability into focus in the ongoing fiscal. Founded in 2012 by Ashish Shah, the startup had converted to a public company in 2022 and was looking to raise $250-300 million through its IPO.

    JM Financial board okays plan to consolidate debt, distressed credit business under one platform

    JM Financial will increase its stake in JM Financial Credit Services to 89.67% and JMFCSL will acquire 71.79% stake in JM Financial Asset Reconstruction Company from JMFL for Rs 856 crore.

    • Shriram Life Insurance launches Deferred Annuity Plan

      Shriram Life's Deferred Annuity Plan, starting at Rs 60,000 annually for ages 40-75, offers a 5-10 year deferment period before annuity payments commence. Providing a Return of Purchase Price, it ensures financial independence, particularly for entrepreneurs not under social security. Premium is refunded upon terminal illness or death, stated MD and CEO Casparus J H Kromhout.

      Sebi's levy order likely to erode Rs 2,000 crore from discount brokers' income, hit client base

      Several brokerage companies, including IIFL Securities and Motilal Oswal Financial Services, saw share declines of 3% to 7% due to the regulatory order affecting brokerages, potentially leading to adjustments in zero-payment plans or increased rates.

      Spot financial trends using this MS Excel tool and make advanced predictions for investing

      MS Excel helps recognise the seasonal patterns, allowing investors to make advanced predictions.

      SLBCs can play effective role in financial inclusion by better coordination with govt, NGOs: RBI DG

      RBI Deputy Governor Swaminathan J emphasized the crucial role of State Level Bankers' Committees (SLBCs) in advancing financial inclusion. He highlighted their potential for better coordination with governments and NGOs, effective credit planning, and promoting digital financial literacy. Swaminathan urged SLBCs to bridge the gap between financial services and underserved communities, fostering inclusive and sustainable economic growth.

      Take charge of finances: How to make a personal financial bucket list to achieve all your goals

      Taking control of our money lives is something many of us are unable to do. It sounds simple, but many of us do not believe we can take charge and do something about our dreams. Slipping into excuses, living in denial of our true situation, blaming the world for our unhappiness, and assigning it to bad luck are tactics that stop us from asking what we could do.

      Unity Small Finance Bank inks pact to acquire office space worth Rs 393 crore

      The developer of the Santacruz project received a letter of intimation (LOI) and approval from the Slum Rehabilitation Authority for the project in August 2023. It has also acquired additional land adjacent to the existing plot and is expected to apply for an amended LOI and approvals to include the additional land too.

      Vedanta unveils mega road map to reach $10-billion Ebitda

      The Vedanta Group has invested around $8 billion in its growth projects. The group will also commission the world’s largest alumina refinery at Lanjigarh. The $10 billion near-term target on earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) includes $4.2 billion from aluminium, $2.7 billion from zinc and silver, and $0.9 billion from oil & gas, according to a presentation that the two people shared with ET.

      Saving for child's education: Market volatility, inflation pose serious risks to investments. Find out how to keep them safe

      Market volatility and inflation can pose serious risks to the investments set aside for your child's education. It's important to consider strategies to safeguard these funds against potential financial downturns and rising costs.

      Want to retire at 50? Start early, save regularly to achieve FIRE

      Financial independence, retire early (FIRE) is a movement focused on extreme savings and aggressive investment that aims to allow people to retire much earlier than is possible through traditional budgets and retirement plans. Detailed planning, budgeting discipline, and smart investment are key components to achieve an early retirement.

      Managing finances after 80: Answers to three major personal finance questions for super senior citizens

      As one ages, it becomes clear that the couple won’t leave the world together. Typically, the husband worries about the wife’s ability to manage money, while the wife worries about the husband’s ability to manage food and health. However, neither cooking, nor investing is rocket science, and it is never too late to learn these crucial life skills.

      Retirement planning: How to create a Rs 8 crore retirement corpus in 12 years?

      I am 42 years old earning Rs 2.20 lakh per month, with monthly expenses of Rs 1.2 lakh. My monthly investments: Rs 9,000 in NPS, Rs 5,000 in VPF, Rs 22,000 in EPF, and Rs 65,000 in equity MFs. My savings: NPS: Rs 11 lakh in tier 1; PPF: Rs 18 lakh; EPF: Rs 19 lakh; MFs: Rs 36 lakh (including Rs 3 lakh in a debt fund for emergencies); FD: Rs 3 lakh; Equity stocks: Rs 5 lakh; Corporate FD and SGB: Rs 12 lakhs. I also have a pending home loan of `8 lakh, which will be paid off in 2 years. I aim to build a retirement corpus of around Rs 8 crore by 60. Naveen Kukreja, CO-FOUNDER AND CEO, PAISABAZAAR.COM: You’re on track for your retirement corpus. Consider raising your emergency fund to Rs 7.2 lakh (6 times your monthly expenses). Opt for high-yield bank FDs from small finance banks for better income certainty, liquidity, and capital protection compared to debt funds. Your existing investments amount to `1.04 crore, of which `38 lakh is in equity instruments, Rs 11 lakh is in NPS and Rs 55 lakh in fixed-income products. Consider shifting your fixed-income-heavy investments to an active asset allocation option in NPS with 75% equity exposure. Allocate the rest to corporate and/or government bonds based on your risk appetite. With a projected 12% annualized return on equities and 5% post-tax return on fixed income, your investments could potentially grow to Rs 5 crore in 18 years. Consider halting fresh contributions to VPF and capping NPS contributions at Rs 50,000 annually (the maximum deduction under Section 80CCD(1B)), with 75% equity exposure. Maintain PPF with a nominal annual investment of `500 to keep it active. Invest surplus funds in a 70:30 equity-debt ratio. Note that equity funds offer better upside potential, liquidity, and flexibility compared to NPS and VPF. Sell noncore stocks and reinvest in equity mutual funds, except for high-conviction picks. Based on projected returns from equity and fixed-income, your additional monthly investments could potentially grow to Rs 6.36 crore in 18 years. This would result in a total corpus of Rs 11.36 crore by your retirement age. Distribute your existing and fresh equity fund exposure equally between large cap, flexicap and multi-asset funds. Secure your family’s future with term insurance covering 20 times your annual expenses. Also, invest in health insurance with a minimum coverage of Rs 1 crore, with a base cover of Rs 5 lakh and a super top-up of Rs 95 lakh.

      Resolution plan at implementation stage; FY24 results delayed: Jet Airways

      Jet Airways delays financial results declaration for March 2024, NCLT-approved resolution plan yet to be implemented, meeting to be convened shortly.

      I received Rs 18 lakh from sale of ancestral property. Where should I invest this money for the next 3-5 years?

      Our panel of experts will answer questions related to any aspect of personal finance. If you have a query, mail it to us right away.

      Don't let emotions control your financial decisions: How to embrace the joy of liquidity over hoarded assets

      Enjoy all those objects that have been a part of your life—your house, garden, books, jewels and boxes full of memorabilia. But be aware that with your passing, they revert to being mere things. They will be tossed away, given off, left to rust and rot, or grudgingly cleared and sold. Make it your mission to leave this life with as little clutter as possible.

      Lesson for entrepreneurs: What are the common mistakes startup founders make and how to avoid them?

      India has the third largest startup ecosystem in the world, with 1.17 lakh entities (DPIIT), nearly 1,710 venture capital funds, 794 accelerators and incubators (Tracxn), and several government initiatives like Startup India. Despite this fervour and support, financial and otherwise, the startup journey is extremely difficult.ET Wealth lists the typical mistakes most founders make and tell you how to tackle these

      An investment advisor – A planner for your financial dreams

      Globalisation, urbanisation, and technology have impacted the Indian lifestyle, blending tradition with modernity. The anticipated growth in Indian household wealth underscores the need for effective investment planning and wealth management.

      Spending at ease in retirement: Follow these 5 rules to grow your savings at all times

      The fear that the retirement corpus will not be enough comes primarily from it being small. It is also stoked by how the corpus is invested. The conservative mistake of earning years is repeated in retirement. The money is invested in debt products and income earning assets. Many retirees believe that equity investing will put their lifetime savings at risk.

      Starting your own business? Take these financial precautions before quitting your job

      He has worked for 25 years and has held senior management positions in large companies. He holds a large portfolio of assets, including real estate, equity, mutual funds and bonds. He is fairly confident that his business idea will scale up. His two children are currently pursuing their graduation.

      80% rule for retirement savings: How much money should you save to retire comfortably?

      Planning for retirement is crucial to avoid financial problems later in life. Experts recommend setting a savings goal and following some simple guidelines for a secure retirement. To achieve this, it's important to start saving early, manage debts, and make wise investments. Assessing projected retirement income and accounting for inflation is vital to determine how much savings are required.

      Planning maternity breaks? How soon-to-be moms can make good financial plan

      Mother's day 2024: This year Mother's day is on May 12, 2024. If you are soon to be a mom or planning to be one in next year or so, then it is important to have a good financial plan. This is to ensure that as a woman you have financial security. Read on to know how to make a good financial plan.

      How to manage money after losing spouse? 5 critical lessons to deal with family finances

      In a sudden turn of fate, Shubha (49) became a sole guardian of her family's finances after her husband's death. With young children (17 & 13), she took charge, seeking guidance from trusted advisors. To secure their future, Shubha meticulously documented all assets (bank accounts, investments) and navigated complex paperwork to ensure ownership transitioned smoothly. Here are the financial lessons that you can learn from Shubha's journey.

      How to stay on course for your financial goals

      Mitali has been working part-time so far, but has now completed a certification program and is ready to pay greater attention to her career. This will help her contribute more to the family’s income. Despite their financial planning, the Guptas find that they are often unable to meet their immediate aspirations. They are now wondering if their long-term and important goals will also be at risk.

      Retirement planning: Where to invest to create retirement corpus of Rs 6 crore in 20 years

      Our panel of experts will answer questions related to any aspect of personal finance. If you have a query, mail it to us right away.

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