Lisa Pallavi Barbora
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Your Money: Patience can pay when SIP returns disappoint (opens the original)
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The recent months have been disappointing for investors who began their equity journey with regular monthly investments through systematic investment plans, particularly in large cap mutual fund schemes. Large-cap funds are usually seen as the “safe” part of an equity portfolio. But over the past year they have lost money. A monthly SIP in large-cap funds lost about 2.9% on average. Before giving up on monthly SIPs and their benefits of discipline and long term impact, it’s worth understanding t
Your Money: Patience can pay when SIP returns disappoint (opens the original)
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The recent months have been disappointing for investors who began their equity journey with regular monthly investments through systematic investment plans, particularly in large cap mutual fund schemes. Large-cap funds are usually seen as the “safe” part of an equity portfolio. But over the past year they have lost money. A monthly SIP in large-cap funds lost about 2.9% on average. Before giving up on monthly SIPs and their benefits of discipline and long term impact, it’s worth understanding t
How to build wealth on irregular income (opens the original)
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India’s gig economy — freelancers, independent contractors and consultants, delivery partners and platform partners — is booming. The Economic Survey 2025-26 says the segment grew 55%, from 7.7 million workers in FY21 to 12 million in FY25, and now represents more than 2% of India’s total workforce. The Labour Codes formally recognise gig and platform workers, with specific welfare schemes aimed at providing access to social security benefits (See Table 2). However, with inflation and rising lif
Your credit score just got more immediate (opens the original)
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Since July 1, your credit score has been updating faster than before. If you delayed a payment last week, it may already be reflected in your updated credit report and score. Your credit score is a key factor that banks and financial institutions use to decide whether to lend to you and at what interest rate. Credit information companies calculate the score based on information reported by lenders and credit card issuers. Last year, the RBI mandated weekly updating of credit information by all l
Your Money: The financial decision you should not delay (opens the original)
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A smooth transfer of assets is not just about inheritance; it also saves time and gives peace of mind to those left behind. Yet many affluent Indian families continue to manage their finances without a valid Will. Earlier this year, 1 Finance surveyed 1,218 people aged 40-60 across 20 Indian cities and found that 84.8% did not have a Will. Nearly 47% had never discussed Wills or estate planning. Despite the small sample, the findings are revealing. Many assume succession will take care of itself
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