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Here is how legal heirs can still claim a share of the insurance payout

Not a nominee? Here’s how legal heirs can still claim a share of the insurance payout

Learn about the life insurance claim process in India, nominee vs. legal heir rights, and the significance of insurance laws for rightful settlements. A must-read guide.

How to support your parents financially without burdening yourself or your spouse

Being there for your parents when they need you financially is the most basic thing you can do, and it doesn’t have to strain your finances or marriage.

Planning to share a property? Here are some pros and cons

Sharing property has several pros and cons. One needs to evaluate them before deciding to share a property.

8 Ways to protect your finances when leaving an abusive relationship

Get out of an unfortunate situation and secure your financial future with these tips.

Does the Senior Citizens Act Protect from Abuse and Neglect of Children? Top 3 Points to Learn Now

If children abuse their parents (over 60 years old), decisive action can be taken under the Maintenance-and-Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act. Learn more.

Can a father refuse his daughter's share? Must-read: daughters vs. father's will!

Know how the law empowers daughters and why a father can't deny them their rightful share. Read more!

What is Child Support Alimony, and how does it work in India?

Child Support Alimony is the amount to be paid by the non-custodial parent to fulfill the child's needs in case of a divorce. Child Support can become a critical matter for the husband and the wife as it can impact the child's present and future needs. Read on to understand the basics of Child Support Alimony, how it can be calculated and the consequences of not paying child support.

How to Settle Alimony Peacefully with Mutual Divorce in India?

Methods of alimony calculation in Indian mutual divorce cases

Financial insecurities in a relationship and how to overcome them

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.

7 Financial Red Flags Women Should Watch Out For in Their Marriage

Women should protect themselves from financial abuse by their husbands by avoiding joint accounts, co-signing loans, keeping personal finances separate, being open and honest about money, and ensuring assets are divided fairly in case of divorce or legal disputes.