HOW TO BECOME FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT
How Indian-American businessman duped Goldman Sachs of Rs 8,300 crore
Rishi Shah, co-founder of Outcome Health, has been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for his role in a $1 billion fraud scheme involving high-profile investors like Goldman Sachs and Google's parent company, Alphabet. The scheme, which included inflating advertising inventory and deceiving investors and clients, was uncovered in 2017. Shah's extravagant lifestyle, funded by fraudulent activities, included private jets and yachts. His sentencing marks the conclusion of one of the largest corporate fraud cases in recent history, highlighting the consequences of deceptive business practices.
How India can drive financial efficiency & sustainability with cloud technology
In today's rapidly evolving work landscape, organizations must strategically leverage GenAI, automation, and cloud technologies to drive business performance, reduce IT expenses, and differentiate technology. By optimizing cloud outlays and embracing sustainability efforts, banks can unlock tangible value and enhance shareholder value in addition to cost savings.
How did UK PM Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murty become richer than King Charles? How much do they own?
UK PM Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murty have become richer than King Charles. Their monthly income has increased in the last four years. Sunak has two residences in London.
Crime in North India: How women are becoming instrumental for gangs like Lawrence Bishnoi
Gang leaders in North India are increasingly using social media to recruit women interested in crime, playing multifaceted roles from honey-trapping targets to executing reconnaissance and participating in lethal operations. This trend is credited to Lawrence Bishnoi and his faction, who used social media to enlist females for their criminal enterprises.
"Financial status of Telangana govt decreasing day by day, Treasury becoming empty": BJP's NVSS Prabhakar
he said that on one side there is the Kaleshwaram project and on the other side there is the power project-inquiry. He questioned how the Congress government was going to pay the pending bills to the contractors.
5 financial mistakes that are making you poor; how to avoid them
Just earning money is not enough. If you don't know how to manage money, you will never be able to save enough. One of the main reasons some of us are not able to save money and always live from paycheck to paycheck is because of our poor financial decisions and habits. Here are the five mistakes you must avoid to make money work for you.
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Dollar or other currencies? How the US is daring the world to find a dollar alternative
The United States is challenging its own foundations as the world's reserve currency with attacks on the legal system following Donald Trump's conviction. Despite growing consternation, no credible alternative has emerged. The dollar's dominance stems from U.S. democratic principles, but threats loom as sanctions and political turmoil test its credibility.
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.
Why do we make poor investment decisions and how to avoid them
Investing has come to mean a flurry of activity. One must go about acting with assumed expertise, buying, selling, booking profits, revising and reworking. Keeping it simple and staid over the long term is boring in comparison. Poor investment decisionmaking is here to stay. We will crib about outcomes for a while, and then go back to doing the same things.
How tech-first stock brokers are diversifying into lending
Stock broking startups are focusing on consumer loans as they look to diversify their business area. Large stock brokers like Groww and Angel One are disbursing strong numbers for personal and consumer loans. Groww is facilitating disbursement of around Rs 250 crore of personal loans every month, while Angel One is handing out around Rs 50 crore monthly.
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.
Audit panels of companies can’t escape blame by citing auditors’ failure: NFRA chief
NFRA chairman Ajay Bhushan Pandey emphasized the audit committee's responsibility in ensuring accurate financial statements, even if auditors fail in their duty. He highlighted the need for meaningful communication between audit committees and auditors, stating that it should not be a mere formality. Pandey's remarks come as the NFRA plans to engage with large listed companies to promote accounting standards and curb corporate frauds. This regulatory outreach is part of efforts to protect retail stock investors, a focus highlighted by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
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.
Should you buy a second house with a loan?
The key consideration in making this decision is to assess how it will impact their financial plan and goals. Shoaib or his wife might want to pursue alternative career options, take a break, or start their own business. They must ensure that they are not forced to continue with their jobs against their will because they find themselves in debt.
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
Stock market fraud via WhatsApp, Facebook, Telegram: Two investors lost over Rs 3 crore; how to identify scam and protect yourself
Stock market scams via WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook or Instagram: Two investors lost over Rs 3 crore in separate scams, highlighting a concerning trend. Fraudsters lure victims via social media with promises of high returns. They use fake profiles, apps, and WhatsApp groups to build trust before blocking withdrawals. Beware social media stock tips promising high returns. It's a scam! Learn how to identify fraudsters and protect yourself. Read for modus operandi and red flags here.
90,000 scams in 4 months: How Southeast Asia is becoming the next Jamtara; Fraudsters recruiting from Andhra, TN, Odisha
India faces a surge in cyber fraud from Southeast Asia, surpassing domestic hotspots. Nearly half of the defrauded money comes from scams such as investment, trading, digital arrest, and dating scams. Between January and April 2024, Rs 1,775 cr was lost to these scams. Organized crime networks employ Indians through illegal recruiters, with suspected Chinese involvement in these operations.
How to save Rs 1 crore with a monthly salary of Rs 25,000
Building a Rs 1 crore corpus with a Rs 25,000 salary requires discipline and time. Experts recommend consistent investment in equity mutual funds via SIPs for long-term wealth creation. Starting early and increasing SIP contributions can accelerate wealth creation significantly if you know the right tools. Further, you must consider factors like risk tolerance and investment tenure as well. ET Wealth Online explains how you can become a crorepati even with a salary of Rs 25,000 per month.
How to grow your money: 6 investing thumb rules to become wealthier
Financial thumb rules: Here are 6 thumb rules of investing to help you become a successful and wealthy investor.
Saving Rs 1 crore could be easy if you know this trick: How to become a crorepati with an SIP of Rs 5,400 per month
Most of you are familiar with systematic investment plans (SIPs) — disciplined investments in mutual funds. You need to use certain tips and tricks of SIP to achieve your financial target quickly. Here comes top-up SIP or step-up SIP. While traditional SIPs offer a regimented savings plan, step-up SIPs automatically increase your investment amount at set intervals. How to use step-up SIP to accumulate Rs 1 crore starting with an investment of Rs 5,400 a month.
Sparking FIRE: How StockGro’s #BFF campaign demystifies the fundamentals of financial freedom and early retirement
Financial freedom is about pursuing passions without financial burdens, intersecting with the FIRE movement for early retirement like FIRERachita. StockGro's #BFF campaign drives financial awareness in India, empowering individuals to achieve financial independence through smart investing and a beginner-friendly platform.
6 financial habits that will make you rich
Who does not want to be a millionaire? But the truth is becoming rich does not happen overnight. You have to consistently make the right financial decisions to grow your wealth. Here are the five habits that you can follow to become rich.
Why many Indian women are saying no to marriage
Today’s young women know that this patriarchal arrangement will take away their power, forcing them to share responsibility disproportionately and render them financially unequal
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.
Technical Breakout Stocks: How to trade Godrej Properties, Rainbow Children and ABB India on Tuesday?
Indian markets closed mixed on Monday tracking the muted trend seen in other Asian markets. The S&P BSE Sensex rose while the Nifty50 closed 33 points lower.
Technical Breakout Stocks: How to trade Exide Industries, Gail India and Aegis Logistics on Thursday
Exide Industries stock has given a big breakout in the monthly/weekly and on the daily charts. It has given a significant up move in April as the stock rallied from Rs 310 to Rs 470.
Kahneman for investors: How to use behavioural economics to become better a investor
For those who invest, this work is particularly relevant. The financial markets are filled with uncertainty, risk and emotional stress—conditions that make our cognitive biases stronger. Understanding these biases is the first step towards avoiding their bad effects.
Financial Independence: How women are increasingly taking financial decisions
Financial independence for women is not just about earning money but also about how to manage it wisely. Taking advice from a financial consultant can help women explore investment alternatives, savings, and debt management strategies.
Women's Day: How can women ensure optimum financial health?
Four women across sectors and positions tell us what is the one piece of financial advice for women that they recommend.
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