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What Is SIP Investment? A Complete Beginner's Guide for India
A SIP lets you invest a fixed amount in a mutual fund every month, turning small, regular savings into long-term wealth, without needing to time the market.
Five Wealth-Destroying Habits Seen Over 16 Years in Finance
The habits that quietly destroy wealth are rarely dramatic - they are small, repeated behaviours like timing the market, chasing returns, and carrying costly debt, that compound against you over time.
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The NRI Investor's Guide to Investing Back Home in India
NRIs can invest in Indian mutual funds and stocks using NRE or NRO accounts, following FEMA and RBI rules; the main things to understand are account types, repatriation limits, and how gains are taxed.
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Child Education Planning: A Starting Point for Parents
Child education planning means estimating the future cost of your child's education, accounting for inflation, and investing steadily and early so the money is ready when you need it.
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Indian Stock Market This Week: Nifty Ends an Eighth Straight Weekly Fall
In a holiday-shortened week, Nifty 50 fell 3.1 per cent to 22,421.95 and Sensex fell 2.7 per cent to 71,909.70, the eighth straight weekly fall for both. Foreign investors sold heavily while domestic funds bought.
Crude oil near $100, US bond yields at multi-year highs and a weaker rupee made foreign investors cautious on Indian equities. The RBI policy decision on 7 October is the next key event.
Understand what is driving prices, keep decisions tied to your own goals and time horizon, and avoid reacting to one week of headlines. For personal decisions, consider a SEBI-registered adviser.
Markets Log a Seventh Straight Losing Week as Oil and Yield Pressures Persist
Indian equities recorded their seventh consecutive weekly decline, pressured by elevated crude oil prices, rising US bond yields and continued foreign investor selling. Domestic institutional buying provided some support, but global factors remain a key market driver.
Read →Six Weeks of Declines, But the Story Is Bigger Than the Headline
Markets extended their decline for a sixth straight week amid global uncertainty, oil volatility and FII selling. Here’s what the trend means for long-term investors and why staying aligned with your goals matters more than reacting to short-term headlines.
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