Consider your life goals, expenses, and debts to determine the right coverage for your term plan.

Retirement planning isn't only about saving money; it is smart allocation, diversification and letting compounding do the heavy work on your investments.

A senior citizen’s retirement corpus can easily entice anyone, and this puts them at risk of getting financially abused. How to know that seniors are financially abused and what can they do to avoid it?

After retirement, senior people depend on their accumulated corpus to meet their financial needs. However, it’s important that seniors take special care of their money and wealth, or else they may put themselves into a financial mess.

With Budget 2024 round the corner, seniors are hoping for some concession from Union Minister of Finance Nirmala Sitharaman, ranging from increasing the exemption limit for mediclaim, increased tax slabs, and even making the NPS annuity tax-free

Lending money after retirement can be financially more challenging and riskier than lending before your retirement, so it should be planned very well before you lend your money.

You may get many tips for investing money for your retirement, but you may not get much advice for investing after retirement. So, what should be your investment plan after retirement, are you ready with your strategy?

Retirement planning is not just a number-crunching exercise but a comprehensive plan to tackle different financial challenges and ensure your savings last through your golden years.

Despite all the planning and hard work when the time comes to enjoy your retirement, indulging in financial bad habits can spoil everything. You can easily avoid them by taking these right steps.

Investing through a systematic investment plan (SIP) early on will help you build wealth brick by brick towards a robust retirement corpus.