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7 Retirement Challenges that Lead to Shortfall

by Madhupam Krishna

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retirement challenges

Most ignore it because it is too far. Yes, that’s the story of retirement-related goals. You ask anyone, the priority is today… today’s expenses, this year’s tax savings, next years vacation etc etc. Retirement … a big silence. And, we all know the result. There will be a shortfall in retirement corpus. Shortfall is oneRead More

SWP Systematic Withdrawal Plan : Under Utilized Strategy

by Madhupam Krishna

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SWP systematic withdrawal plan

SWP Systematic Withdrawal Plan is a facility for regular cash flow. It gives you the freedom to withdraw your long-term investments in tax efficient and as per need. You can withdraw money from your existing mutual fund investments at pre-determined intervals, be it weekly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or even annually, to create a regular cash flowRead More

Transfer Your EPF To NPS – Details & NPS Performance

by Madhupam Krishna

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Transfer EPF to NPS

In the budget of 2015-16, the government had announced that they will allow funds to be transferred from Employee Provident Fund EPF to NPS or National Pension Scheme. Finally, this has arrived, now you can Transfer EPF TO NPS. This is like one-way portability between two different superannuation schemes. And finally this last Monday, 06Read More

EPF Rate Cut – Is It Still Attractive

by Madhupam Krishna

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The rates are falling everywhere (except the US) and so EPFO also finalized the interest rate to 8.65% pa for 2016-17. This is a fall of 15 bps (1%=100 basis points) as earlier it was an 8.8%. The EPFO (Employees Provident Funds Organisation), has roughly 17 crore accounts and every year they take a view on the prevailing rates and announce for any new cut or increase.Read More

Why Retirement Planning – Infographic

by Madhupam Krishna

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Retirement planning is an essential element of financial planning. Lack of social security, disintegrating family support, the rise in living age and rise in medical or health related cost are the primary reason a person should immediately check his retirement sustaining ability. Retirement Planning

6 Financial Mistakes that could Spoil your Retirement

by Madhupam Krishna

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Fact: May informed investors fail or struggle to accumulate for their retirement Why does this happen? If you ask me, honestly majority of my clients are accumulating for retirement as one of their goals. In fact, this goal has taken prominence over other goals now. But still, investor fail or struggle to fulfill this goal.Read More

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WealthWisher Financial Advisors (Also referred as The wealthwisher.com or TW2) is an Advice platform, where we help an individual, managing personal finance in easy and smart manner & taking informed decision . The person managing WealthWisher Financial Advisors Mr. Madhupam Krishna is a SEBI registered Advisor. Post advise, one can execute transactions with your banker, stock broker or agent/ financial intermediary. We also offer transaction services through various associations, at a substantially lesser cost to our clients, as compared to other financial intermediaries, so that you start your financial plan with savings. WealthWisher Financial Advisors may earn commission or distributor incentives for providing transaction services or referring customers with third party service providers as per customer’s agreement. Our recommendations rely on historical data. Historical/ past performance is not a guarantee of future returns. The information and views presented here are prepared by WealthWisher Financial Advisors. The information contained herein is based on our analysis and upon sources that we consider reliable. We, however, do not vouch for the accuracy or the completeness thereof. This material is for personal information and we are not responsible for any loss incurred based upon it. This document is solely for the personal information of the recipient. The products discussed or recommended here may not be suitable for all investors. Investors must make their own informed decisions based on their specific objectives and financial position and using such independent advice, as they believe necessary. While acting upon any information or analysis mentioned here, customers may please note that neither WealthWisher Financial Advisors nor any person connected with any third party companies or service providers of WealthWisher Financial Advisors, accepts any liability arising from the use of this information and views mentioned here. Each recipient of this document should make such investigations as they deem necessary to arrive at an independent evaluation of an investment in the securities of the companies referred to in this document (including the merits and risks involved), and should consult their own advisors to determine the merits and risks of such an action. Stocks in the equity portfolios are filtered at various levels. Initially, the stocks are filtered on the basis of the size of the company and the sector of the company. The company's fundamental parameters are tested using various parameters related to inventory days, employee cost, power cost, taxation etc. Finally, the volatility in the price performance as well as the future growth prospect is viewed and accordingly the stocks are classified in various portfolios. While building Mutual funds portfolio, factors like size of the funds, the historical performances (return) of the schemes, expenses ratio ,the sector in which the scheme invests and volatility are considered.
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