Insurance companies are stringent when it comes to term life insurance. They seek medical tests before they onboard a customer. They can reject policy proposals in cases where a cu ... Read more
Insurance companies are stringent when it comes to term life insurance. They seek medical tests before they onboard a customer. They can reject policy proposals in cases where a customer is suffering from a chronic disease. However, some insurance companies may consider it in cases where customers maintain a healthy lifestyle. So, even if you are a diabetic, obese, or dealing with hypertension, you may still get a pure life cover provided you are mindful of your lifestyle. Tune in to the episode to know more. Read more
Some investors have as many as 80-100 mutual fund schemes in their portfolio. But do you need so many funds? How many funds are enough for a well-diversified portfolio? In today's ... Read more
Some investors have as many as 80-100 mutual fund schemes in their portfolio. But do you need so many funds? How many funds are enough for a well-diversified portfolio? In today's episode of Why Not Mint Money, we chat with Suresh Sadagopan, who is the founder of Ladder7 Wealth Advisories, on the number of funds an investor needs in his or her portfolio. Read more
Mint's Shipra speaks to Mayank Mohanka, founder of Taxaaram.com about the many instances of erroneous notices being sent this year and what should the taxpayer do Read more
Mint's Shipra speaks to Mayank Mohanka, founder of Taxaaram.com about the many instances of erroneous notices being sent this year and what should the taxpayer do Read more
Mint's Akshat talks to Neha Juneja, Founder & CEO of IndiaP2P a social lending cum women focused P2P lending platform. They discuss the gaps in social lending, microfinance, th ... Read more
Mint's Akshat talks to Neha Juneja, Founder & CEO of IndiaP2P a social lending cum women focused P2P lending platform. They discuss the gaps in social lending, microfinance, the Grameen Bank model, IndiaP2P's unique physical underwriting process and why women are the greatest asset class. Read more
Costs of schooling has soared in India, but higher education is even costlier. In today's costs, higher education in India can cost anywhere between ₹15 lakh-50 lakh. If your child ... Read more
Costs of schooling has soared in India, but higher education is even costlier. In today's costs, higher education in India can cost anywhere between ₹15 lakh-50 lakh. If your child wants to study in US, the costs could run into a couple of crores. In today's episode, we chat with Vishal Dhawan, founder of Plan Ahead Wealth Advisors, on how parents can plan for their child's higher studies. Read more
Mint's Akshat talks to Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini about the various challenges and lack of awareness among the retail investors regarding the portbaility of demat accounts. Read more
Mint's Akshat talks to Trivesh D, COO at Tradejini about the various challenges and lack of awareness among the retail investors regarding the portbaility of demat accounts. Read more
Rising interest rates have led to 20-year home loan tenures of borrowers, rising up to 40 years. RBI has now come with a new rule, where banks need to give both existing and new ho ... Read more
Rising interest rates have led to 20-year home loan tenures of borrowers, rising up to 40 years. RBI has now come with a new rule, where banks need to give both existing and new home loan borrowers the option to choose fixed interest rate. The new rule is effective from 31 December 2023 in today's episode, we chat with Harshad Chetanwala, co-founder of MyWealthGrowth.com on whether borrowers should move from floating rate to fixed rate or stick with the former. Read more
Mint's Sashind speaks to Nirav Karkera, head of research at Fisdom about quant-based mutual funds in India and if investors should include them in their portfolios. Read more
Mint's Sashind speaks to Nirav Karkera, head of research at Fisdom about quant-based mutual funds in India and if investors should include them in their portfolios. Read more
