Money With Monika: 6 Money Ratios for your fingertips | Corona Conversations. S 4 E 23

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Season 4 Episode 23: 6 ratios for your financial life

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The Covid-19 pandemic has forced people to ask some tough questions about their money life. How much should one be spending and saving? How much should one spend on EMIs? How much life insurance should one have? In this episode of the special series of Money with Monika, personal finance expert Monika Halan talks about 6 Money Ratios which give a broad direction in which one should move. Watch the full video for more. Monika Halan is consulting editor, Mint, and author of the book, Let’s Talk Money. Note: These are rough ratios. Please speak to your financial planner for a bespoke plan.

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The Covid-19 pandemic has forced people to ask some tough questions about their money life. How much should one be spending and saving? How much should one spend on EMIs? How much life insurance should one have? In this episode of the special series of Money with Monika, personal finance expert Monika Halan talks about 6 Money Ratios which give a broad direction in which one should move. Watch the full video for more. #coronavirus #finance #covid19 #money #personalfinance #livemint

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Money with Monika: Money back policies don’t give your money back enitrely

• Bundled insurance plans neither give you a good life cover nor a good return and in India these are built like traps. In this episode of the special series of Money with Monika, personal finance expert Monika Halan explains why one should stop buying bundled life insurance plans in India and how it destroys one’s savings. Watch the full video for more.

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Smart money managers have a key rule- never bundle your life insurance with your investments. Bundled insurance plans neither give you a good life cover nor a good return and in India these are built like traps. In this episode of the special series of Money with Monika, personal finance expert Monika Halan explains why one should stop buying bundled life insurance plans in India and how it destroys one’s savings. Watch the full video for more #money #finance #insurance #personalfinance #livemint

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Money with Monika | S4 E 20 | What’s behind RBI restrictions on current account use?

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) can put restrictions on who can open current accounts with which bank. Is the move part of a larger plan to stop banking frauds? In this special series of Money with Monika, personal finance expert Monika Halan explains how the move will prevent the siphoning off of money. Watch the full episode for Monika Halan’s advice. Monika Halan is consulting editor, Mint, and author of the book ‘Let’s Talk Money’

 

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) put restrictions on who can open current accounts with which bank. Is the move part of a larger plan to stop banking frauds? In this special series of Money with Monika, personal finance expert Monika Halan explains how the move will prevent the siphoning off of money. Watch the full episode for Monika Halan's advice. #money #finance #personalfinance #RBI #livemint

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Money with Monika S4 E19. Sebi settles the doctor or chemist issue. Other regulators needs to do the same

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has become the first financial regulator to settle the debate regarding the classification of advisors and agents when it comes to financial instruments. Personal finance expert Monika Halan explains Sebi’s solution, comparing advisors to doctors, and agents to chemists. Agents are only supposed to sell products which customers seek, while advisors will make recommendations after assessing various factors related to the buyer. Meanwhile, other regulators like the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority, and the Reserve Bank of India are still lagging behind. Is it time for the government to intervene? Monika Halan is consulting editor, Mint, and author of the book ‘Let’s Talk Money’.

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India has become the first financial regulator to settle the debate regarding the classification of advisors and agents when it comes to financial instruments. Personal finance expert Monika Halan explains Sebi's solution, comparing advisors to doctors, and agents to chemists. Agents are only supposed to sell products which customers seek, while advisors will make recommendations after assessing various factors related to the buyer. Meanwhile, other regulators like the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority, and the Reserve Bank of India are still lagging behind. Is it time for the government to intervene? #sebi #RBI #banks #personalfinance #finance #livemint

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Money with Monika. 6 Rules of Money Covid-19 Taught me. S4E13

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6 lessons I learnt from the pandemic about my health and money.

1. The month need not cost so much. Everybody can save if in Covid-19 mode.

2. Emergency fund is a lifeline, build it according to age and stage.

3. Markets go up and down, not you.

4. Implement your age and stage asset allocation, don’t just understand it.

5. Write a Will – your net worth is not protection against falling ill.

6. Do an SIP in your health. Workplace will chew you up and spit you out.

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From the realisation that one can always reduce expenditure further, to setting up an adequate emergency fund – personal finance expert Monika Halan shares 6 health and wealth lessons learned during the Covid-induced lockdown. A big lesson for investors has been the recent recovery in the markets after a bloodbath, demonstrating the folly of panic-stricken selling of equity investments. Watch the full video for the other important financial precepts which can help you tide over crises #finance #personalfinance #monikahalan #coronavirus #codi19 #coronavirusoutbreak

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Money with Monika. Are you Ageing, entrenched and expensive? S4 E11

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The 50s toolkit

Are you a 50-something white collar professional? The salary cuts are giving way to job losses and this cohort is ageing, entrenched and expensive – the prime candidate for a lay off. Your financial toolkit to deal with this time.

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As firms deal with declining revenues amid covid-19 pandemic, employees at the senior level after facing salary cuts are now in line for layoffs. In this special series of Money with Monika, personal finance expert Monika Halan explains why employees in their 50s are at a serious risk of losing their job and their career at this moment. So, what can they do about it? Watch the full episode for Monika Halan's advice. #moneywithmonika #covid19 #coronavirus #corona #pandemic #salarycuts #layoffs #economy #personalfinance #financialplanning #jobcuts #livemint #instawithmint

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Money with Monika Season 4!

A special series to decode policy and events around money as we move through this pandemic.

The Covid Conversations.

I also answer your questions.

 

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Money with Monika: Risks vs. returns in mutual funds (S2, Ep#7)

 

 

We’re at the mid-point of this series already! I’m talking about risk in mutual funds in this episode. Don’t miss! and we are introducing a new co-anchor Disha Sanghvi

“Don’t invest in mutual funds if you are nervous about your short-term emergency needs,” she advises. Watch the full video for more.

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Money With Monika: How to choose the right mutual fund (Season 2, Episode 6)

“The longer your time horizon, the more equity you can put in your mutual fund portfolio and the shorter your time horizon, the more debt funds you should have,” says personal finance expert Monika Halan in this episode of Money With Monika. “You need to break up your needs according to the distance of your goal,” she explains. Monika Halan is consulting editor, Mint, and author of ‘Let’s Talk Money’. Watch the full video for more.

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Money with Monika Season 2, Episode 4: When’s the right time to invest in MFs

“There is no perfect moment to start investing. Just start,” says personal finance expert Monika Halan in this episode of Money With Monika. “It takes very little to start investing as much as just ₹500/month in a mutual fund SIP,” adds Monika. She explains to viewers why investing early will allow them to reap the benefits of compounding over the long term. Monika Halan is consulting editor with Mint and author of ‘Let’s Talk Money’. Money With Monika is a weekly personal finance show published on livemint.com

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