Five mistakes parents make in teaching finance to young adults
This post talks about the financial behavior that we parents knowingly or unknowingly pass on to our young teens and adults.
Author: The Tortoise
I am a software engineer by profession and a personal finance enthusiast by passion.
I read a lot and like to write about my experiences about applying what I read.
One day I hope to positively impact a few lives by my positive thoughts about personal finance.
The Rubik’s Cube of Personal Finance
This post describes the simple to use tools and flows for managing personal finance, whether it is cash flow, debt or investments.
The Patient Investor
In today’s uncertain environment when investing is more confusing than ever, Patience is a virtue very few people hold.
Finance for a young adult
This blog talks about how young adults need to start on the right financial foot.
The Personal Finance Calendar
Planning your finances through an annual calendar keeps you in control.
Read and Act
Personal Finance starts with a good education and self awareness.
How to spend a bonus or windfall
Often getting a lump sum of money is a good problem to have. This post provides a methodology to deal with it in a very efficient way and not blow it up.
COVID-19 is not attacking your investments
What is attacking your investments is not COVID-19, but the media and expert noise.
Visualizing Indian Equity Mutual Funds
This post does a data driven analysis of the Indian Mutual Funds historical data.
