General Finance

Tax Regime is a tool and not a Strategy! The New Tax Regime (NTR) is like a gym with no trainer. The government has removed the mandatory "exercises" (e.g. Section 80C, 80D, HRA). You get more cash in hand, but there is no penalty if you skip investing. The result? Many salaried professionals are falling into the "Lifestyle Inflation Trap" -spending the extra cash instead of investing it. Here is your guide to tax efficiency in the New Regime.

This is exactly what is happening to investment portfolios across India. In the quest for Diversification (reducing risk), investors are stumbling into Diworsification (reducing returns while increasing complexity). What is Diworsification? Coined by legendary investor Peter Lynch, "Diworsification" is the practice of adding investments to a portfolio that are similar to what you already own, or are of poor quality, simply for the sake of having "more."

New house, expensive car, or home appliance - Loans and EMIs make big purchases feel easy. But the total cost, and whether to prepay or invest can make or break your finances. This blog gives you a few guidelines rules for prepaying your loan earlier, and will also help you decide wither to pre-pay or invest, when you get extra cash. What’s the smartest thing to do with this money? The two biggest contenders in your mind are almost always: Attack that hefty home loan and inch

HUF is not a loophole - it’s a legitimate, time-tested structure for Indian families. Used wisely, it can lower taxes, simplify succession, and bring discipline to wealth management. Used casually, it can trigger clubbing, taxability on gifts, and compliance headaches. If you’re weighing HUF alongside EMIs, kids’ education goals, and your investment planning in India, get an expert opinion.