Those who are not thirsty, water means nothing to them.

Here are some ideas on things that you could cover:1. How to take charge of savings for your family
Some tips on how to start a Recurring Deposit for a younger sibling and how to ensure that the sibling deposits money regularly. How to estimate how much money (and insurance) is needed for emergencies ? How to use this information to convince one’s parents to let one invest in Mutual Funds and Debt Instruments, rather than keep money in a savings account ?

2. Planning for financial emergencies
When does it make sense to have cash and not gold, and vice versa, for emergencies ?

3. Gold for emergencies
Often, our parents/seniors pressurize us to buy and keep gold at home for “emergencies”. In which emergencies would it be difficult to use Gold ? What precautions should one take when buying Gold ? For e.g., a hospital would _not_ accept Gold Bangles in an emergency, and the doctor would instead appreciate having the medical notes available when deciding which drugs to give/avoid.

4. Comparing savings strategies of 25 years ago vs today.
I have two colleagues whose parents insist on financial actions such as Kisan Vikas Patra/Post Office Deposits, 3L Rs LIC policy, keep money in savings account, etc. These colleagues are convinced that they should follow their parents’ advice. How should one contrast such 25 year old strategies with those of today, explain inflation to parents ? What have your experiences in such matters been ?

Frankly you should not care who reads, how they interprete! You are doing awesome job in personal finance enlightening many young souls and preventing them to commit Financial debacles early in their earning life which hurts right through the life. Keep up the good work. We are all addicted to your blogs as much as Tea / Coffee in early morning.

To get an idea of the audience you can use Google Analytics (I hope you are already aware of this)

You are doing a great job. Being a blogger myself, I can understand your dilemmas and problems to an extent. But you are doing a great job. Please keep it up. If not changed you have surely influenced a lot of lives. Well, at least mine.

Thanks a lot
Paddy

Overall your blog is very informative. I suggest that you need to upgrade your blog UI to better version for more readability and articles can be arranged in more proper way, so that a first time visitor/investor can go through all the important articles required

Cheers for your writing and keep us updated..
Thanks…

Thanks for providing educating about financial markets/issues through your blog. A True Guru loves his disciples/students to think on their own feet. I think you also do the same thing to readers i.e. to think on their own feet. Some times direct and few times in-direct. Your blog will definitely spark many readers to think & invest smartly.

Please create a page in your blog where we can get information all good reading material/books/websites etc. This will help wannabe investors like us to improve our understanding about the investment process.

Thank You & God Bless You.