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Values Over Spending: The discipline of financial wellness (opens the original)
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In an era of rising EMIs, volatile markets, and lifestyle inflation, financial wellness has emerged as the new benchmark of personal stability. Itâs not merely the absence of debt or the presence of surplus; itâs the quiet confidence that your money supports your life, not the other way round. At its core, financial wellness blends behaviour with balance. It means having control over day-to-day expenses, the capacity to absorb shocks, and the freedom to make choices that enrich your life. In
Market Match: Index funds deliver wins without the noise (opens the original)
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For Indiaâs swelling cohort of retail investorsâmany first-time, many digitally nativeâindex funds offer a clean proposition: own the market, not a managerâs bet. After years of chasing star fund managers and sector themes, investors are waking up to a simple truth. Most active funds struggle to beat their benchmarks consistently, especially after fees. In 2025, a large majority of active equity schemes failed to outperform their indices, reinforcing the case for passive strategies. Cost
Probate Shift: The law eases with transfers and death (opens the original)
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Indiaâs probate landscape has been quietly rewritten. With Parliament omitting Section 213 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925 through the Repealing and Amending Act, 2025, the law is moving away from a system where probate was a compulsory gatekeeper for many wills. Probate is the court process that certifies a will and validates the executorâs authority. Earlier, in certain jurisdictions and situations, heirs and executors often had to obtain probate before a will could be acted upon, espec
Market Mismatch (opens the original)
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Arbitrage funds are built for one purpose: to turn market inefficiency into income. Fund managers buy a stock in the cash market and simultaneously sell it in the futures market, locking in the price difference. The trade is not about predicting where the market will go; it is about capturing the spread that exists for a brief moment between two linked prices. That makes arbitrage funds different from equity funds that ride market swings. Their returns tend to be steadier, though not guar anteed
Ruins to Resilience: The story of Indiaâs financial freedom (opens the original)
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AT INDEPENDENCE IN 1947, India inherited a drained, agrarian economy scarred by colonial extraction and wideÂspread poverty. The early decades were defined by state-led planning, import substitution and the ambitious architecture of Five-Year Plans aimed at growth, self-reliance and equity. Yet, financial freedom for ordinary Indians remained elusiveâcredit was scarce, markets were closed, and opportunity was rationed by licences. The turning point came in 1991, when a balance-of-payments cri
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