by Jhaveri Kartik | Mar 5, 2018 | Plan your Finance - Articles
The LTCG tax has restarted the fight between these two arch rivals Ever since the LTCG tax was announced in the Budget, insurance companies have been busy highlighting the tax-free nature of Ulips. But the taxability of income is not the only parameter on which an...
by Jhaveri Kartik | May 16, 2016 | Plan your Finance - Articles
Which money should you keep in Liquid Mutual Funds? ✅ Your salary till your next EMI is due. ✅ Bonus till you spend / plan it. ✅ Sales proceeds of your flat till you invest in a new one. ✅ Funds created for your child’s education /marriage till you use it. ✅...
by Jhaveri Kartik | May 13, 2016 | Plan your Finance - Articles
Receiving a financial windfall is often a life-changing event. However, successfully managing windfall gain is tough for most people as they might be in a state of happiness or extreme grief. In both cases it is quite easy to fall prey to financial evangelists,...
by Jhaveri Kartik | Mar 3, 2016 | Financial Planning, Plan your Finance - Articles, Retirement Planning
Budget 2016 announced that ONLY 40% of your EPF (Employees Provident Fund) is tax free. Similar is the situation with NPS & superannuation fund and recognised provident fund. The balance 60% is now going to be taxed and this has created a furore. Relax! Things are...
by Jhaveri Kartik | Dec 12, 2015 | Behavioural Finance, Financial Planning, Plan your Finance - Articles
“For better or worse…..for richer or poorer.” This is what most of us promise to our spouse when we pledge ourselves in marriage. But unfortunately, many couples can’t seem to survive either richer or poorer due to the poor money management skills. Finances are those...
by Jhaveri Kartik | Jul 14, 2015 | Financial Planning, Plan your Finance - Articles, Risk Management
Dear Readers, Mint Money has come up with an article on various ways to control the flow of black money and highlights of Black Money and Imposition of Tax Act 2015. Along with encouraging electronic payments, ways should also be devised to discourage transactions in...
