If an individual Fixed-Fee-Only RIA engages with a client with a net worth of Rs 40 cr, then the RIA may have to live at below the official poverty line! SEBI RIA Avinash Luthria explains why SEBI’s new RIA regulations on the anvil can do more harm than good
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Franklin AMC marked down Vodafone Idea bonds in their debt funds by 100% SEBI is said to be probing this action. Did Franklin do the right thing? Or should it have waited for the bond to default? A look at both sides of the argument.
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A SIP in Hindustan Unilever (HUL) since Sep 2002 would have generated a growth equivalent to 31.22% annualized return! Out of which 1.6% is from dividends!
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Ayushman Bharat Yojana is a government health insurance scheme for five lakh. We consider the features of the scheme and who is eligible.
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Super top insurance covers are essential to handle large hospital bills. However, they suffer from a restriction that is not so obvious. Here is what you need to know
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In a backward step, SEBI has proposed several harmful changes to regulations governing investment advisors in a consultation paper. We discuss why these affect investors’ and can kill fee-only advisory. You can write to SEBI and help stop these suggestions from becoming a rule.
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Here are five interesting rules and lesser-known facts that apply only to ELSS (tax saving) mutual funds!
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Let us find out how Mirae Asset Tax Saver Fund fares against Axis Long Term Equity Fund in terms of returns and risk
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As you may know the lectures on goal-based portfolio management – an online course to reduce fear, uncertainty and doubt while investing for a financial goal – was launched on 8th Jan 2020. Now you can watch the first lecture for free! More than 1200 people have signed up for the course and joined the…
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Here is why investors should not use mutual fund star ratings for selecting debt funds. When all risks are not factored in, the result would be misleading and expensive!
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