National Pension System (NPS) is a government-regulated retirement scheme where you invest regularly during your working years and build a pension corpus. At retirement, up to 60% can be withdrawn tax-free, and at least 40% must be used to buy an annuity (monthly pension). It offers major tax benefits under Section 80C and an extra … Read more
The key is not choosing “the fastest fund,” but choosing a fund you can hold calmly for 10-20 years through different market cycles. To build a retirement portfolio, starting early and investing consistently can matter more than chasing the fund with the highest recent return. In this guide to the best large-cap funds for retirement … Read more
Every serious investor in India has one question when it comes to retirement planning. Which offers a higher long-term pension IRR: NPS or mutual funds? The solution is more complicated than advertising brochures suggest. In addition to returns, the pension’s internal rate of return is influenced by taxes, lock-in regulations, annuity terms, and post-retirement flexibility. … Read more
65 20 15 Budgeting Rule in India is becoming the practical alternative to the outdated 50-30-20 budgeting formula. Rising rent, EMIs, inflation, and lifestyle costs have made traditional budgeting unrealistic for many Indian salaried households. The internet loves the 50-30-20 budgeting rule. 50% for needs.30% for wants.20% for savings. Sounds clean. Sounds smart. Sounds Instagram-friendly. … Read more
