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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Portfolio Rebalancing FAQ Part 3

We continue answering frequently asked investor questions on portfolio rebalancing to help with practical implementation. The first part (question 1 to 13) is available here: Portfolio Rebalancing: We answer frequent questions investors worry about (part 1) and the second part (question 14 to 28) here: Portfolio Rebalancing FAQ Part 2. Q29: How should I consider…

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Portfolio Rebalancing FAQ Part 2

We continue answering frequently asked investor questions on portfolio rebalancing to help with practical implementation. The first part (question 1 to 13) is available here: Portfolio Rebalancing: We answer frequent questions investors worry about (part 1). Par 3 is linked below. Q14: Rebalancing if it involves multiple assets will it be model-based (quantitative)? For instance, the…

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Portfolio Rebalancing: We answer frequent questions investors worry about (part 1)

In this article, we answer frequently asked question on portfolio rebalancing. Theoretically, it is easy to understand rebalancing but when it comes to practical implementation, investors have so many questions and mental blocks. The idea behind rebalancing is fairly simple and one that we have dealt before with examples multiple times:  it is a process…

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