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Financial Awareness Day: How to Identify and Protect Yourself from Financial Frauds

Frauds are evolving, but so can your defense. Here’s your guide to staying financially safe in today’s world.

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NRI Investing Trends 2025 – Insights from 90+ Countries

This study reveals how NRIs think, plan, and act differently when investing in India – and the critical roadblocks they face. Based on 898 long-term NRI investors.

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Planning Your Child’s Education Abroad: A Financial Roadmap

Sending your child abroad for higher education? Here’s a step-by-step plan to help you turn aspiration into action.

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What is the Ideal Asset Allocation by Age?

Your investment needs change as you grow; here’s how to align your portfolio with your age, risk profile, and life goals.

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Step-Up SIP vs. Regular SIP: Which One Builds More Wealth?

Explore how Step-Up SIPs, small annual increases, can make a big difference when you're saving for major life goals.

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Direct vs Regular Mutual Funds: What Investors Often Get Wrong

Are regular mutual funds really more expensive? Or is there more to the story?

FOMO, Panic, Overconfidence: Understanding Your Investing Triggers

Your investment behavior often matters more than the markets. Whether it's fear in a downturn, overconfidence after a win, or FOMO triggered by someone else's success; emotional investing leads to decisions that aren’t aligned with your goals. In this blog, we explore these triggers and how to build a more grounded, goal-oriented approach.

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What Is Diversification in Investing and Why Does It Matter?

Investing is not just about choosing the best-performing asset, it's about managing risk while aiming for growth. This is where diversification in investing comes into play. By spreading your investments smartly, you protect your portfolio from the ups and downs of any single asset or sector. But like most things in finance, diversification works best when done with intention, not excess.

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How to Choose an Investment Advisor You Can Actually Trust

In a world flooded with investment advice, from social media influencers to algorithm-based apps, it’s tough to know whom to trust. Many so-called advisors are driven by commissions or targets, not your financial well-being. So how do you choose an investment advisor you can actually trust? Let’s break it down.

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Bionic Investing in India: The Future of Personalized Wealth Creation

Investing in India is evolving, but not in the way you might think. While digital platforms and robo-advisors offer convenience, they often fall short in understanding investor behavior and goals. That’s where bionic investing in India steps in - a powerful model where human insight and technology come together to deliver long-term, personalized wealth creation.

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Why Most Investors Underperform Their Investments (Returns Gap Explained)

Many investors fail to achieve the full potential of their investments, not because they chose the wrong funds, but because of how they behave during market ups and downs. This difference in expected vs. actual returns is called the returns gap, and understanding it is crucial for long-term success.

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Investing in Volatile Markets: How to Build Resilience and Stay on Track

Investing in volatile markets is never easy, especially when headlines scream panic and portfolios turn red. But market cycles are not the problem. The real challenge lies in how investors react. Building investing resilience, the ability to stay aligned with your goals and decisions through ups and downs, is essential for lasting success. In India, as retail participation grows, so does the need for calm, process-led investing.