Frugal vs Miserly: Why we need to know the difference for managing money

If there is one word in personal finance that is mostly misunderstood, it has to be frugality. After the 2008 financial crisis, it became popular online when people with uncertain or no jobs had to relearn money management. A frugal person is often misunderstood to be a miserly person who deprives themselves of worldly pleasures…

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How to manage passwords safely and protect our privacy

It goes without saying that the protection of online privacy and financial transactions are of utmost importance. This article discusses how we can protect our privacy with strong passwords and how to manage these passwords safely. About the author: Rajavel is a Computer science Graduate from NIT Trichy. He currently works as a software engineer…

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Starting late? Here is how you can get your finances on track!

Many of us start managing money and investing late. In this article, Jayashree Francis explains from experience how you can quickly get your finances on track. About the author: Jayashree is a content manager and learning professional, with over two decades of experience in a career spread over academics and the industry. She is a late…

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How my retirement portfolio has performed in 2020: personal finance audit

Each year, I evaluate my retirement portfolio’s performance and my son’s future portfolio in a personal finance audit. Published since 2013 these audits hopefully would encourage similar action among readers. This year, readers have started sharing their audits – How Suhas tracks his MF investments and reviews financial goals. Two more such audits will be…

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