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Shweta, a young professional, got her first credit card when she started her job. At first, she used it responsibly, paying off the balance in full every month. But gradually, she started carrying a balance and making only the minimum payments. Here's why Shweta's situation is problematic.

In India, strong family ties historically led to relying on children for retirement. Evolving demographics and finances call for a reassessment. This blog explores India's inclination, advocating a shift towards comprehensive retirement planning.

In India, estate planning often gets overlooked. It involves crucial decisions about asset distribution and loved ones' welfare after one's passing. This blog emphasizes its vital importance in the Indian context.

Avoid intertwining investments with insurance in a single product. Though some policies combine both, it's advisable to maintain a separation for better financial planning. This blog delves into the significance of this rule and its associated benefits.

Start investing like learning to swim—begin small, learn gradually. Assess risk, set goals, start with affordable amounts, and diversify. It's a long-term game; don't react to short-term market changes. Plan for financial security like a road trip. Regularly review and seek professional advice.