Overview Tracking expenses manually is no longer practical in 2026. With UPI payments, multiple bank accounts, credit cards, and subscriptions, money moves too fast to be tracked by memory or spreadsheets. This is why expense tracker apps that sync with Indian banks have become essential for everyday money management. These apps automatically pull transaction data […]
Overview AI chatbots are rapidly changing how people manage money. In 2026, many individuals now turn to AI-powered chatbots for budgeting help, investment suggestions, expense tracking, and even retirement planning. These tools promise quick, low-cost, and personalised financial guidance at any time of the day. However, while AI chatbots offer convenience and accessibility, they also
Overview With rising retail participation in Indian stock markets, demand for credible and regulated research has increased sharply. This has made the role of a SEBI Registered Research Analyst (RA) more important than ever. Investors today prefer advice that is transparent, compliant, and backed by regulation. In 2026, becoming a SEBI Registered Research Analyst is
Overview If you plan to work in India’s financial markets, chances are you’ve heard of NISM certification. From stockbroking and mutual funds to investment advisory and compliance roles, NISM exams have become a mandatory gateway for many finance careers. In 2026, with tighter regulations and growing retail participation in markets, NISM certifications are more relevant
Overview Investing in mutual funds has become significantly easier in India, thanks to mobile-first investment apps. In 2026, investors no longer need physical forms, agents, or lengthy paperwork to start or manage mutual fund investments. A good mutual fund app can help you invest directly, track performance, automate SIPs, and manage goals efficiently. With multiple
Overview The capital market plays a crucial role in India’s financial system by helping companies raise long-term funds and offering investors opportunities to grow wealth. From equity shares to bonds and newer instruments, the Indian capital market provides multiple avenues catering to different risk appetites and investment horizons. For investors in 2026, understanding the types
Overview Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions for Indian families, and rising property prices have made joint home loans increasingly popular. A joint home loan allows two or more individuals—usually spouses or close family members—to borrow together, increasing loan eligibility and sharing repayment responsibility. Beyond affordability, joint home loans also offer
Overview Commodities have always played a crucial role in investment portfolios. In 2026, with inflation risks, geopolitical tensions, and currency fluctuations, commodities like gold, silver, and oil are once again in focus. Unlike stocks or bonds, commodities derive value from real-world demand and supply, making them useful for diversification. This guide explains how to invest
Overview Distressed securities investing is often associated with high risk and high reward. It involves buying financial instruments of companies that are facing serious financial trouble but still have a chance of recovery. While this strategy can generate outsized returns, it is not suitable for everyone. In 2026, with economic cycles tightening, higher interest rates,
Overview For Indian investors, government-backed investment schemes remain one of the safest ways to grow and protect wealth. Backed by sovereign guarantee, these schemes are especially popular among conservative investors, retirees, salaried individuals, and those planning long-term financial goals. In 2026, rising market volatility and interest rate uncertainty have renewed interest in government investment schemes.
Overview When you look at a stock quote, you’ll see many numbers—market price, 52-week high, market cap, and face value. For beginners, face value is often the most confusing. Many assume it reflects a stock’s true worth or future potential, which is not correct. In reality, face value is an accounting concept with limited relevance
Overview Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) attract retail investors with the promise of quick listing gains and long-term growth. However, one often misunderstood aspect of IPO investing is the lock-in period. While retail investors usually enjoy full liquidity after listing, lock-in rules for promoters and certain shareholders can significantly influence post-listing price movements. In 2026, with
