Financial Education

Delaying can be a silent wealth killer. While it’s not difficult to put off saving and funding for the future consistently, your postponement can altogether lessen your capacity to develop wealth after some time. The effect of stalling isn’t just about missing the opportunities; it’s about the COMPOUNDING effect, the…

Inflation—the continuous increase in price of goods and services—has a strong impact on your investments, and it is generally a phenomenon that is not obvious at the outset. While a moderate level of inflation has been considered by some to be good for the economy, rising prices are also prone…

Diversification is one of the fundamental investment principles and, ideally, it is applied to reduce the risk by spreading the risk across different assets, industries or countries. A good plan for amateur investors as well as professional investors has been in developed assumption that a high proportion of the investments…

Inflation, a continuous reduction of the purchasing ability of money, as the price of goods and services rises slow down the purchasing ability of money over the long term. As the living cost keeps rising, the necessity of economizing the value of your assets increases, and accordingly, the necessity of…

At a minimum, investors should understand what real and nominal returns of an investment are. As opposed to nominal returns, which only have to do with the gross behaviour of an investment, real returns are a more precise estimate of the real contribution of an investment, after the impact of…

Tracking Inflation: Learn to read key indicators like the Consumer Price Index (CPI). Inflation is a fact of life for every economy, from buying a loaf of bread every week, to living with a home loan. In order to deduce the behaviour of inflation on individual finances, one should know…