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Posts in category : Behaviour Finance

Am I a good stock picker? You be the judge.

May 19, 2021/ Behaviour Finance View all 2 comments

You are busy. Equity markets are volatile. The stock market feels like a no-fly zone. Yet when markets rise and fall, you see friends making money by picking stocks. And so, because you think it must be easy, you try and do the same. What is more, several fintech platforms now make taking the plunge […]

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Doing Less wrong with your money !.

January 10, 2021/ Behaviour Finance, Investment Planning One comment so far

And so the New Year begins with firm resolutions and high hopes. A client calls. They wish to buy land. They ask us to tell them the state of their investments. Then they ask if they may stop SIPs and pull out some funds to buy land. So I explain the pros and cons of […]

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Why savings goals are spending goals

November 20, 2020/ Behaviour Finance / Leave a comment

A DIFFERENT WAY TO LOOK AT SAVING: Coming from a perspective that draws on behavioural economics, in this blog, I explore why thinking about saving may not be the most effective, easy, or exciting way to meet your saving goals.

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Why & How Patience Pays

September 23, 2020/ Behaviour Finance / Leave a comment

It is a truth widely accepted that most results come at the end of action or a series of actions, not the beginning. Thomas Phelps, one of the great investment gurus of our times, said, “To make money in stocks, you need to have vision to see them, the courage to buy them, and patience […]

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Separate Your Finances

September 3, 2020/ Behaviour Finance, Investment Planning One comment so far

TAPPING RESOURCES: There is money. And there are different ways to use it. It's important to allocate wisely. Mixing money for business with money for personal needs can hurt your life plans. How to get this equation right is what we are going to tell you.

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The Art of doing nothing

August 26, 2020/ Behaviour Finance / Leave a comment

On 23rd March 2020, after India (and the world) went into lockdown to contain the spread of Covid-19, the financial markets collapsed like a house of cards. As an investor, it is natural to feel fearful and despondent in the face of such adversity. Between the end of March and May, we had many client […]

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Optimism and Equity

August 20, 2020/ Behaviour Finance / Leave a comment

What is the purpose of investing? To create wealth. To grow your money. To fulfil a specific goal. To feel secure. To build a nest egg. And more. Put simply; there are many reasons to invest. All things considered, when we invest, we do it with our heads, and hope in our hearts. Above all, […]

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Top five regrets of the dying

December 12, 2019/ Behaviour Finance / Leave a comment

‘Avoiding regret is more important to life satisfaction than increasing accomplishments.’ There was no mention of more sex or bungee jumps. A palliative nurse who has counselled the dying in their last days has revealed the most common regrets we have at the end of our lives. And among the top, from men in particular, […]

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Real-Life Stories 3: Investing for Child’s Future

November 21, 2019/ Behaviour Finance / Leave a comment

We bring you a real-life investment journey on the occasion of Children’s day week. Investing for child education goals is one of the priority for any Indian family. Our esteemed client Mr. D (name changed), a salaried person, started investing for his daughter when she was in school. He began investing regularly for Ms. A. […]

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Come home to a better decision

October 3, 2019/ Behaviour Finance / Leave a comment

Home is an emotional subject. One wishes to have a perfect home. Client after client, this is one pain point: to have the ‘Perfect home’. Where all needs will be taken care of, there is space for everyone in the house and everything with little garden and ample light and amenities. Getting a home, building […]

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