From a blog where each post pushes my imagination beyond its limits — To take a very simple example, when you are living off volatile cash flows and managing “personal” and “business” investments dynamically in a mixed way, all those retirement planning calculators are useless. You have to be constantly be deciding whether a cash […]
For the October Book Giveaway, here’s what I am interested in knowing — “What is your most valuable currency? And why?” For example: Do you believe that “Time” is the most important currency in your life? Or is “Happiness” more important to you than everything else? Or, is it good old “Cash”? I’d also like […]
That was quite a hiatus from the world of personal finance. A number of you wrote in asking if I was away on work-related travel again — since whenever the blog goes silent it’s usually because I’m traveling. This time though, I was helping D venture into the fascinating world of entrepreneurship. The past couple […]
First, my sincere apologies for delaying this. Unexpected work-related travel plus a bit of laziness from my side after coming back. There were several great responses to the September Book Giveaway for a full year’s subscription (12-issues; postal delivery) to Value Research’s Wealth Insight magazine. As always, for me, the pain lies in picking just […]
The following is a guest post by Mr. Aashish Ramchand. Aashish is a Chartered Accountant by qualification and the co-founder of makemyreturns.com, an online tax advisory and filing site. He is very passionate about Indian taxes and loves to write articles about the Indian tax system. He has worked with KPMG and JRC advisory both […]