The escalating cost of foreign education, often underestimated by Indian parents, necessitates early financial planning. Beyond tuition, ac...

Financial experts emphasize smart planning for mothers' future security, urging early and consistent investing. Flexi-cap and large-cap fun...

Boosting SIP investments beyond salary hikes can significantly amplify wealth creation. Increasing SIPs by 20% annually, compared to a flat...

Start small by saving a fixed amount each month, separate from other financial goals, and in a few years, you’ll have a solid buffer. Say y...

Nair first build an emergency corpus of Rs 2.52 lakh, which is equal to his six months' expenses. For this, he can allocate his cash of Rs ...

If Covid-related business losses have resulted in a salary cut for you, you wouldn’t be alone.

After a spate of bad news from financial markets, investors need to be cautious when it comes to protecting their emergency fund. Here are ...

Hunny Wadhwani's goals include building an emergency corpus, saving for his wedding, buying a car, and his retirement.

Mistakes in dealing with other related areas can in fact derail otherwise careful retirement planning.

Building a contingency fund has to be a critical goal for everyone. But some individuals may need to keep away more for emergencies than ot...

Changes in the financial landscape have made many time-tested tenets obsolete. Find out how this impacts your planning.

Fincart suggests that Nisith should allocate his stocks and a portion of his mutual fund corpus to achieve his goal without taking a loan.

Contingency Fund is created as an imprest account to meet some urgent or unforeseen expenditure of the government.

Pune-based Atul Mishra can start planning for his other goals after prepaying the expensive personal loan and securing his risks.

Legislative Assembly today approved the Bihar Contingency Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2015 among four bills on the penultimate day of the budget...

If we want to achieve financial freedom, investment should be linked to financial goals and these investments should also be given a name.

The Odisha government today decided to increase the corpus of Odisha Contingency Fund (OCF) from Rs 400 crore to Rs 1900 crore.