Life of a soldier: A secure job, but financial literacy lags

Financial awareness has always been low in the army and seniors hardly discussed money or investments, he added. Chauhan’s views reflect a broader pattern among defence personnel in the Army, Air Force, and Navy, where financial awareness has traditionally been low. “Financial ignorance and lack of time combined, saving in provident fund (called Defence Service…

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Operation Sindoor: Should mutual fund investors brace for impact or stay the course?

The Indian government’s bold military response—Operation Sindoor—in response to the Pahalgam attack on April 22 has created understandable jitters in financial markets. However, history offers a reassuring narrative for long-term investors, especially mutual fund participants. The immediate impact of any political upheaval is seen instantly in the stock markets. However, mutual funds are relatively safer…

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Is passive investing a trap? The real risks behind index funds you need to know

The popularity of passive investing among investors who seek low-cost automation solutions has surged through the use of index funds together with Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). Most investors choose passive funds since they provide broad market coverage at lower operating expense levels. Some investors miss crucial threats that exist in their investments. This article investigates passive…

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Mutual Funds: Why ’watching the pot’ is hurting your returns—And your sanity

In today’s fast-paced, information-driven world, it’s easy to get obsessed with monitoring the performance of your mutual fund every single day. With apps and websites giving live updates, checking your investment’s performance has never been easier. But is this constant scrutiny really benefiting you? The answer may surprise you. In fact, it might be harming…

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