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Happy financial year everybody. In addition to our new year, I've written a new blog about 5 things you can do during the financial year.

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Budget 2023

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Buying vs Renting

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Real estate decisions can be overwhelming, but our guide to buying vs. renting will simplify the process. Explore the advantages and disadvantages of each option here.

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Have you ever seen a swarm of bees flitting about flowers looking for the best nectar source? It is not by coincidence or luck, but rather a skillfully developed ability to recognize and seize the finest possibilities. Like the bee, good money management requires the capacity to identify the best investments, savings plans, and money-related decisions.

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India is under attack by foreign powers. Specifically the United Kingdom and the United States. Or so our government would have us believe. Why? Because former colonialists and neo-imperialists cannot tolerate our prosperity and good fortune. The attack, we are told, is aimed at the political and economic foundations of our young nation. The covert operatives are the BBC, which in January broadcast a two-part documentary called India: The Modi Question, and a small US firm called Hindenburg Research, owned by 38-year-old Nathan Anderson, which specialises in what is known as activist short-selling. The BBC-Hindenburg moment has been portrayed by the Indian media as nothing short of an attack on India’s twin towers – Narendra Modi, the prime minister, and India’s biggest industrialist, Gautam Adani, who was, until recently, the world’s third richest man. The charges laid against them aren’t subtle. The BBC film implicates Modi in the abetment of mass murder. The Hindenburg report, published on 24 January, accuses Adani of pulling “the largest con in corporate history” (an allegation that the Adani Group strongly denies). Modi and Adani have known each other for decades. Things began to look up for them after the 2002 anti-Muslim pogrom, which raged through Gujarat after Muslims were held responsible for the burning of a railway coach in which 59 Hindu pilgrims were burned alive. Modi had been appointed chief minister of the state only a few months before the massacre.

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Art of Rising Mutual Funds

Systematic Investment Plans (SIP) continue to attract more investors, and February was again another triumph for this type of investment strategy. SIP contributions continued to perform at an all-time high in November, reaching 13,307 crores. As a result, contributions to mutual fund SIPs demonstrate that this mechanism for investing is the most effective for retail investors. Additionally, this shows a maturing domestic investor base for equity-based investment strategies. Even when the stock market is correcting, experts advise investors to continue making SIP contributions.