Save, save and save

Saving money is a crucial aspect of financial planning, and choosing the right saving schemes can significantly impact your wealth accumulation.

The festive season is a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness.

The festive season is not just a time for celebrations and joy; it's also an opportune moment to invest and grow your wealth.

The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and spending time with loved ones.

Are you thinking about making your money work for you? Investing is a smart way to grow your savings over time.

In a world where financial decisions play a crucial role in shaping our lives, imparting financial literacy to children has become more important than ever.

Have you ever wondered what your everyday choices say about your financial future? The way you live, spend, and save can give valuable clues about where your finances might be headed.

Overspending can sneak up on anyone and put a dent in your wallet. But fear not, because managing your spending doesn't have to be complicated!

When investing in the stock market, one of the most attractive aspects for investors is the potential to receive dividends. A dividend is a portion of a company's profits that is distributed to its shareholders. However, not all companies follow the same approach when it comes to distributing dividends.

As a moneymaker, you have worked hard to build your portfolio and want to see solid returns over time. However, during periods of high inflation your investments and returns can come under pressure.

Ever feel like you're paying too much in taxes each year? You're not alone. As a salaried employee, a huge chunk of your income goes towards taxes. But here's the good news: there are legal ways to reduce your tax burden. Section 80C of the Income Tax Act 1961 allows you to claim deductions on select investments and expenses.

Every small drop makes an ocean. Similarly, every rupee you save could come to use in the future. In this article, we offer you ways to save money in the most unlikely of ways.

Make your budget water-tight by using these tips to keep yourself from misspending your money.

ONLY KEEP AS MUCH CASH AS YOU NEED This will help you reduce impulsive spending and stay aware of every rupee you spend

While taking a loan might be an easy option, it’s not advisable to borrow unnecessarily. Learn more about benefits of saving regularly and consistently.

This infographic shows when you should start saving and why through Aisha and Riya’s stories.

This article talks about old and new ways of saving money. It also mentions quick tricks to save more from everyday expenses.