As a married couple, it is absolutely necessary to let your spouse know about your financial situation to make sure you don’t hit any roadblocks.
Is it shopping or dining out? Find out in this infogrpahic!
Today’s woman is independent, educated and empowered. But as you step into a marriage, a new phase of your life, how do you treat your financial changes?
Today, women are fighting hard and doing their best to win the gender war. And a lot of that has to do with the laws that are helping protect their rights.
Do men and women save or spend differently? Do they tend to opt for different investment avenues? Here are the answers to all the questions you have had about the differences in how men and women manage money.
Weddings form an integral part of the Indian milieu. With Goods and Services Tax (GST) entering the picture, experts are expecting the Indian wedding market to get hit by 10% to 15%. But if you are planning on getting hitched, here's how GST would affect you too:
Budget 2018 has brought changes to excise and customs duty, which means the cost of various goods are bound to change.
Just as women tend to use more personal care products than men, they also end up paying more on taxes.
Costs of beauty products and treatments are high, but that doesn't stop these actresses from spending money on them.
While there are a lot of myths about women and finances, women are actually doing a good job of managing their finances.
Since I had been working only for two years, I never gave retirement any serious thought. My mother has been a housewife and father was working till last year. When he retired, he discussed his savings with me. That is when I realised that his retirement corpus was woefully inadequate. But he… Read more
I love buying new gadgets. If the latest phone or tablet or headphone has been launched, I have to buy it. My friends know me as the ‘gadget guru’ and I have a reputation to maintain. I have been doing this over the last few years without a care in the world.
However, last year I… Read more
Ever since I was a college goer, I was keen on starting my own business. Most of my childhood friends were Gujaratis and Marwaris and I was heavily influenced by their communities’ belief about creating jobs rather than taking up a job. Being from a non-business background, I was aware that I… Read more
Till the beginning of last February, I always believed that one could only create wealth if one already had a lot of money to invest. Therefore I didn’t believe in starting with small savings and would instead be always on the look-out for a big-ticket opportunity that could change my life.… Read more
