Investmentyogi tells you how to think like a CFO and manage your money like a professional.
Don't think you are too young to start planning for your retirement. The earlier you start, the higher are your chances of retiring young and rich.
Investing like dating can have good and bad experiences, with many ups and downs. Read on to explore the commonalities between them.
Since the last year, fixed maturity plans, or FMPs in short, have been gaining considerable popularity among conservative investors. The prime reason for this lies in investors seeking a safer alternative to equity funds, with decent returns and tax efficiency.
2010 was indeed an eventful year from the personal finance perspective. The year had its share of controversies, forward looking policies as well ones which will pinch your pocket more in days to come. Here is a look at top 10 news items (in no particular order).
Are you managing one of your greatest assets -- yourself -- with care? Here are five ways that can help you.
In the first of a three-part guide, we help you wade through the tricky process of home-buying and make your first realty plunge a pleasant and rewarding experience.
A peek into the concept of inflation, its effect on your daily living, what causes it and how you can protect your earnings from it.
In simple words, a fund of funds is a mutual fund which invests in other mutual fund schemes. Here are the advantages and disadvantages of investing in fund of funds.
Before opting for the right loan, it is important to understand the most integral part of any loan, and that is, its equated monthly installment.
The question of debt mutual funds verses fixed deposits has been going on for a long time. Which one serves better for the conservative investor? InvestmentYogi takes a close look and breaks it down, giving you the details you need to make an informed choice.
Choosing the right ITR form for your income tax return filing can be quite confusing. Investmentyogi simplifies the ITR forms and all the jargon associated with it. Keep it handy for your returns in 2010.
With the holiday season quickly approaching InvestmentYogi takes a minute to look at the 'cost' of receiving and giving gifts and the effect it could have on your tax returns.
InvestmentYogi attended a talk in Silicon Valley, California, by the bestselling author, Ramit Sethi, who recently wrote I Will Teach You to be Rich. Here are his mantras to become rich.
InvestmentYogi explains 10 occasions when credit card usage should be restricted, to avoid the vicious circle of debt.
Investmentyogi shows you why you need adequate insurance cover and how to go about planning your insurance.
Personal loans could well be the answer to many immediate financial needs. However, with the myriad of loans available in the market, each claiming its competency, how do you ensure you do not end up in a bad debt or a huge loan liability?
An easy guide to help you buy the right insurance plan for you.
Kisan Vikas Patra or KVP is one of the many fixed income financial products offered by the Indian Post Office department. It is a fixed income instrument that offers to double the investment in 8.7 years. InvestmentYogi looks at its prominent features.
There are some solid reasons for acquiring a PAN card (if you don't have one) and filing your ITR within the due date, which is 31st July every year.
Insurance is a highly misunderstood product and it's often bought and sold for the wrong reasons.
Investmentyogi simplifies equity linked savings schemes for Get Ahead readers and discusses the pros and cons.
Investmentyogi.com explains the what, how and why of emergency funds.
Investmentyogi.com provides the income tax slab rates for FY 2009-10 (corresponding to Assessment Year 2010-2011).
In this day and age of 'quick' money, it is important for youngsters not to lose sight of a few basics in managing their money.
People receiving gifts, in cash or kind, will have to pay tax, if the value exceeds Rs 50,000.
InvestmentYogi tells you the investment avenues to maximise tax benefits available under Sec 80C & 80D.
Here's how you can get a copy of your own credit report if you are curious to know about your credit score/credit rating in India.
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