Can a fee-only advisor help you get better portfolio returns?

We recently asked clients of SEBI registered fee-only advisors on our curated list and fee-only India to fill out a feedback form.  Articles related to this survey:  A fee-only Advisor’s Letter to his clients and Client Survey: The most important factor in choosing a fee-only advisor. One of the questions was: “What were your expectations…

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My wife has an onsite assignment; what should she do with current investments?

A Facebook group Asan Ideas for Wealth member recently posted a question about onsite assignments and action to be taken with current investments in India. We asked SEBI registered flat fee-only investment advisor Chandan Singh Padiyaar to expound on his reply to the question. It is reproduced here with the member’s permission. About the author:…

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Implementing the Unified Portfolio Approach in the Wealth Accumulation Phase

In this article, SEBI-registered flat fee-only financial advisor Swapnil Kendhe discusses how we can implement a unified portfolio approach for all our long-term goals. About the author: Swapnil is a SEBI Registered Investment Advisor and is one of the sought-after advisors on the freefincal fee-only financial planners’ list. You can learn more about him and his…

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Client Survey: The most important factor in choosing a fee-only advisor

We recently ran a survey for clients of fee-only advisors who are part of Freefincal’s curated list and fee-only India – 964 clients have participated. A healthy trend has emerged that warrants our attention, and we strongly believe any further response would only strengthen it. We shall discuss answers to two survey questions in this…

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LIC Kanyadaan Policy vs Sukanya Samruddhi Yojana: Which is a better investment for my girl child?

Most parents in India are worried about the financial security of their children, especially their daughters. They often ask if there is a specific investment instrument that they should use to save for their children. For instance, I was recently asked, “Shall I use ‘LIC Kanyadaan Policy’ or ‘Sukanya Samruddhi Yojana’ for accumulating a corpus…

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