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    How market cycles affect an MF’s ability to outperform
    Conservatism of fund managers can affect performance during recoveries and bull phases, says study
    by Mint Jun 22, 2020
    How much and what type of health insurance policy you need for different life stages
    The need for health insurance changes from youth to old age depending on one’s lifestyle and genetics. ET Wealth tells you how much and what type of health plans you should have as protection against poor health through various stages of life.
    Posted on Jun 22, 2020
    Can you buy health insurance cover for mental illnesses?
    14.2 percentage of the total population of the country suffering from mental disorders of varying intensity, as of 2017. This is 197.3 million people or one in seven persons. However, the question is can you buy health cover for mental illnesses.
    by ET Jun 22, 2020
    Use this Excel tool to solve complex personal finance calculations
    MS Excel's Solver is an optimisation tool that aims to calculate the value of a variable while incorporating changes in the multiple variables of a financial equation. This also includes any user-defined constraints or conditions.
    by ET Jun 22, 2020
    PPF rate may fall below 7% to a 46-year low
    Since 1 April, the 10-year bond yield has till now averaged 6.07% and currently stands at 5.85%, which clearly means a rate cut is in the offing for small savings schemes.
    by ET Jun 22, 2020
    Want to know how much life insurance cover you should have? Here are two ways to calculate
    The first step of a financial plan is to make sure that your insurance needs are covered. The ongoing pandemic has reinforced this importance. Follow our step by step guide to find out how much life insurance cover you should have.
    by ET Jun 22, 2020
    Banking & PSU and corporate bond mutual funds score high on credit quality. But are they risk-free?
    Banking & PSU debt funds are required to invest 80% in instruments issued by commercial banks and public financial institutions. Corporate bond funds are also required to put at least 80% in AA+ and higher-rated corporate bonds. Does that make them risk-free?
    by ET Jun 22, 2020
    Plan for your financial goals using the four-bucket system
    The personal finance crisis that the pandemic has brought upon many of us has made the need for better planning more urgent. For many of us, this full-blown, elaborate goal-based system may become a little too much work. Here's a simpler system.
    by ET Jun 22, 2020
    How safe is your index fund?
    Index funds and ETFs mirror the index they track. So, the safety that you get in an index fund is relative and is directly proportional to the risk associated with the index.
    by ET Jun 20, 2020
    From term insurance to investment-linked insurance, how Covid-19 may impact life insurance in India
    Like most other industries, the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic has impacted all types of insurance, including life, general and health insurance.
    by Financial Express Jun 20, 2020
    Be cautious! Fund managers pare stake in over 60 stocks over last year ‘All penny stocks is something investors should avoid’
    More than 70 percent of the companies or 48 out of 64 companies have given negative returns to investors in the last year. Out of 48, there are 20 stocks that have fallen over 50 percent in the same period.
    by Money Control Jun 20, 2020
    Global or local-dominated stocks? What should investors chase right now?
    ‘All penny stocks is something investors should avoid’
    by ET Jun 20, 2020
    Gift your dad knowledge of SIP, STP, SWP this Father’s Day
    It’s time for Father’s Day celebrations. On Sunday, you can gift something nice to your dad. If you are adventurous, you can even take him out and share a meal with him.
    by ET Jun 20, 2020
    Don’t abandon debt mutual funds, they are important
    Debt mutual funds was safe - or everybody thought so until the IL&FS episode. Suddenly, debt funds started gaining notoriety as downgrades or defaults hit them with regularity in a slowing economy, before falling into the clutches of the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown.
    by ET Jun 20, 2020
    SIP inflows hit due to shrinking disposable income, job loss fears
    The total SIP book dropped to Rs 8,123 crore in May, the lowest in the 11 months. It fell by nearly 3% sequentially for the second month in row.
    by ET Jun 19, 2020
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