Learn using 'The Money House' framework
Learning works better when you have a framework. Here we have used 'the money house' as a framework for how you can think about organising your wealth.
You can watch a video explaining 'The Money House'
...to understand yourself and world
Read more +08 April 2020 in Architect Blueprint, GeneralWHERE IS MY MONEY? WHAT NOW? WHAT NEXT?
How much do you think your net worth has fallen as a direct result of CoVid? It seems a simple enough question. I hear of many people seeing the lower value in the equity mutual fund portfolio statements, comparing it to the highest they have seen it to be in the recent past, and concluding
Read more +30 September 2019 in Architect Blueprint, GeneralWOMEN KNOW PLENTY ABOUT MONEY
People don’t talk about money; women even less so. Strangely, money is still one of the taboo topics in Indian society, along with sex even as politics and religious discussions have become a norm in living rooms. I asked my girlfriends about why they think this is – they simply shrugged and said something along
Read more +26 October 2018 in Architect Blueprint, CoursesBEGINNERS’ GUIDE TO INVESTING
The ‘Architect Blueprint’ suggests you know your own capabilities, and also the ‘lay of the land’ meaning the environment. To that end, I have created a series of videos that explain basic terms in black & white, using a whiteboard. These videos are only one minute each, so you can watch them all in one
...to protect stuff you can't afford to lose
Read more +15 April 2018 in Essentials Foundation, Save and SpendBUDGETING MADE EASY
A budget is basically a plan on how to spend the income you have. One way to do this to first track all your expenses for a few months and then set up a budget to trim your ‘lattes and avocado toasts’. Personally, I’ve never liked the idea to focus on such details. Let me
27 October 2015 in Essentials Foundation, Save and Spend
WHY HAVING AN EMERGENCY FUND WILL MAKE YOU HAPPIER
Just when there are studies that show that money doesn’t lead to happiness, how can I claim that having a stash of emergency money will make you happier? Actually, the studies refer to money above a certain level. Everyone needs some money to cover basic physical needs (like food, home, clothing) and security needs (like
...to help you grow wealth
Read more +26 February 2021 in Freedom Slab, Growth Pillars, InvestCHILDREN’S EDUCATION PLANNING
Saving for their children’s education is amongst the top financial goals for many Indians. CNBC TV18 invited Hansi, along with Jyotsna Singh of Kotak Wealth, to address the following questions – When should you invest for your child, how much should you invest, should you invest in own or child’s name, should you make a
Read more +20 January 2021 in Freedom Slab, Growth Pillars, InvestPENSION FUNDS FOR RETIREMENT PLANNING
While we can save in bank deposits and invest in mutual funds, sometimes it’s better to invest in pension funds if we are investing for the long-term, such as for retirement. This post explains why. We also list the various types of pension funds, key features and other issues you need to be aware of.
Read more +20 October 2020 in Growth Pillars, InvestBEGIN INVESTING WITH MUTUAL FUNDS
If you want to understand mutual funds beyond the cute ads, here is all you need to know
...to make life worth living
Read more +26 February 2021 in Freedom Slab, Growth Pillars, InvestCHILDREN’S EDUCATION PLANNING
Saving for their children’s education is amongst the top financial goals for many Indians. CNBC TV18 invited Hansi, along with Jyotsna Singh of Kotak Wealth, to address the following questions – When should you invest for your child, how much should you invest, should you invest in own or child’s name, should you make a
Read more +20 January 2021 in Freedom Slab, Growth Pillars, InvestPENSION FUNDS FOR RETIREMENT PLANNING
While we can save in bank deposits and invest in mutual funds, sometimes it’s better to invest in pension funds if we are investing for the long-term, such as for retirement. This post explains why. We also list the various types of pension funds, key features and other issues you need to be aware of.
...to convert wealth into passive income
Read more +26 February 2021 in Freedom Slab, Growth Pillars, InvestCHILDREN’S EDUCATION PLANNING
Saving for their children’s education is amongst the top financial goals for many Indians. CNBC TV18 invited Hansi, along with Jyotsna Singh of Kotak Wealth, to address the following questions – When should you invest for your child, how much should you invest, should you invest in own or child’s name, should you make a
Read more +20 January 2021 in Freedom Slab, Growth Pillars, InvestPENSION FUNDS FOR RETIREMENT PLANNING
While we can save in bank deposits and invest in mutual funds, sometimes it’s better to invest in pension funds if we are investing for the long-term, such as for retirement. This post explains why. We also list the various types of pension funds, key features and other issues you need to be aware of.
...stuff that's useful to know
20 January 2019 in Uncategorized
REITS, INVITS AND AIF – NEW TYPES OF FUNDS?
Yes, REITs, InvITs and AIF are all funds. If the product has the word ‘fund’ or ‘trust’ in the name, then it is a fund. Will expand on these here. Frequently asked questions
