I am very excited about doing a series of articles on lying with figures. One of my students sent me a Wharton study and the following line caught my attention. I thought it should be shared. Many of you have seen the ratings done by many websites about fund performance. “We are the world’s best […]

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If people think (or know) that you have some connection to the stock markets, they do turn to you with queries. One of the questions that I am asked – for the past 3-4 years has been “Do I need to hand over my money to a Portfolio Manager?” Whether an investor would benefit from […]

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Being smart about debt can help the average investor save a guaranteed 3% p.m. This is a serious amount of money for people living on a day-to-day basis! It is a conscious decision that could save you a decent amount of money! So how can you do this? The Debt Dilemma First of all live […]

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A couple of days ago I got a mail saying “Insurance is a waste of money. I am 62 and never needed it”. It is such an amazingly stupid statement I could not believe it. ‘I’ have not needed it does not mean ‘nobody’ needs it. So it is foolish to talk like this. It […]

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My equity broker has a very high self esteem, spends a lot of time in meditation, practices and teaches Reki, and generally leads a very healthy life. I asked him once to explain the reasons of his peace of mind – he really looks tranquail. His choice of friends, clients, food, books, etc are all […]

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If you think private fund managers (as in people running PMS services for private clients, not employed in Financial services companies, but stand on their own feet) are all greedy, you may be wrong. Here are 2 fund managers with a fantastic reputation. One was in a top job before he started his PMS services […]

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