Retirement planning is a complicated financial goal. When you save for a new car, exotic holiday or even for the education of your children, all or most of the accumulated corpus would get spent when the time for the goal arrives. So it is easier to calculate the corpus required for such goals. When it…
Continue reading →Online financial health checkers usually are based on “personal finance ratios”. read more about them here. There are more useful to the finance professional than to the layman to assess the financial state of an individual. So I made this financial health checker which does not reply in these ratios. In fact you could even…
Continue reading →When you make a financial plan/calculation you usually assume some inflation rate and interest rate. However, there is no guarantee that these rates will be the same as the ones you assumed. If actual inflation was lower and actual interest rates higher, great! Well you know that is a pretty rare scenario. What is likely…
Continue reading →Can you become financial independent and retire in 5 years? I came across the Early Retirement Extreme blog sometime back. Dr. Jacob Lund Fisker is a theoretical physicist who became financially independent in 5 years by saving upwards of 75% of his take-home pay. He has also written a book about how he did it….
Continue reading →Unfortunately there is, or at least can be, a big difference between: “When I WANT to retire” and “When I CAN retire” WANT is governed by job pressure, stress, burnout etc. CAN is unfortunately governed by how one can save, inflation, interest rates, life expectancy Find out when you CAN retire using the excel based…
Continue reading →How Much Insurance Do I need? Use this comprehensive needs approach insurance calculator to find out. Before calculating the insurance amount required for you, please take a moment and recognize that anyone of us can die at any time. Remember how you felt when heard of someone young die suddenly. When you fill this excel…
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