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What is your Biggest Asset? NOT your House, Car, Equity, or Gold. It is something Much Simpler

Last Updated on: 6 March, 2018   Aniket Vaishnav Leave a Comment

Your Biggest Financial Asset

What is your Biggest Financial Asset? Your home, your car, your gold, or shares? It’s none of them. It is something else, something simple which is there is all of us. Find out what it is. I ask again, what is your Biggest Asset or Biggest Financial Asset for that matter? I guess you will […]

Filed Under: Personal Finance Tagged With: additional income, Asset Building, biggest asset, earning potential, financial asset, Insurance

7 questions to check, Is your financial life secure?

Last Updated on: 27 December, 2013   Aniket Vaishnav Leave a Comment

Is your financial life secured because you have a well paying job for now or just because you can pay your bills on time you are well off? Think again, these 7 questions can be an eye-opener. A lot of people often think that because they are relatively younger and earn a good amount of […]

Filed Under: Personal Finance Tagged With: extra income source, Financial Crunch, financial security, Investments, Savings Habit

8 simple steps How to transfer your PPF account from Post Office to any Bank

Last Updated on: 18 December, 2013   Aniket Vaishnav 3 Comments

Transfering PPF from Post Office to any Bank

A lot of you may have a PPF account in a Post Office and would want to transfer it to a Bank. Here’s how to transfer your PPF from Post Office to Bank and what possible problems you could face in doing so. Continuing our focus on PPF or Public Provident Fund, which is sort […]

Filed Under: Investments, Personal Finance Tagged With: how to transfer PPF, Post Office PPF to Bank transfer, PPF, Public Provident Fund, Transfer PPF from Post Office to Bank

Grow your money in PPF even after your PPF matures

Last Updated on: 14 December, 2013   Aniket Vaishnav 6 Comments

Public Provident Fund - options on maturity

What happens to your PPF account on maturity? Can you contribute further? PPF has different options for you to choose on maturity. Get the answers here. Continuing our effort to bring some of the simple yet effective investment options out there, which are safe and still give good returns on investments we continue our focus […]

Filed Under: Investments, Personal Finance Tagged With: Grow money with PPF, Maturity of PPF, options on PPF maturity, PPF, Public Provident Fund, tax saving investment

PPF: Simple and Best Tax Savings Product with Guaranteed Returns

Last Updated on: 5 January, 2014   Aniket Vaishnav 1 Comment

Public Provident Fund must have investment

All you need to know about PPF, a tax saving, guaranteed returns product. PPF suits almost everyone and is equally easy to invest and understand. Read on. We at stepupmoney, constantly strive to give the best and simplified insights into the complex world of personal finance. We understand that for most of us Indian investors, […]

Filed Under: Investments, Personal Finance, Taxes Tagged With: All you need to know about PPF, Income Tax, Loan Against PPF, PPF, Public Provident Fund, Tax, tax saving investment

Why compulsory investments are best for your Financial Life

Last Updated on: 3 December, 2013   Aniket Vaishnav Leave a Comment

Frced investments can result in regular savings

Compulsory Investment can be best for your financial life and at times the best way to get your finances in order to get into a savings habit. Here’s why and how. If you have been delaying that savings habit or still shrug and say “well I tried, it just does not happen….” or you feel […]

Filed Under: Investments, Personal Finance Tagged With: compulsory investments, forced investing, forced savings, How to Invest, Investments, Savings Habit

How your existing Investment can be your Monthly Income Plan and New Investment

Last Updated on: 29 November, 2013   Aniket Vaishnav Leave a Comment

Existing investments can generate extra income

Monthly income plans are popular and often opted for generating some sort of extra income. However there are ways in which your existing investment can be a monthly income plan. We have all heard about the monthly income plans, where a certain amount from our invested corpus is given back to us as an income. […]

Filed Under: Investments, Personal Finance Tagged With: extra income, extra income source, extra money, How to Invest, Invest in Mutual Funds, Investments

8 Reasons Why starting a Business may not suit you?

Last Updated on: 23 December, 2014   Aniket Vaishnav Leave a Comment

Entrepreneurship may not be for you

With so many people taking the plunge towards starting their own business, it is a good time to ask yourself; are you suitable for business? Or will starting a business suit you? It may not for the following reasons. Just walk around and meet a few friends you haven’t been in touch with for a […]

Filed Under: Careers, Entrepreneurship, Personal Finance Tagged With: entrepreneurship, extra income source, Savings, Savings Habit, starting business

Identity Theft: How to protect your finances and avoid identity theft?

Last Updated on: 24 November, 2013   Aniket Vaishnav Leave a Comment

How Identity Theft can affect your Finances

Your name, address, contact details, documents, even date of birth can be used to disturb your financial life. Identity theft is a serious threat to your finances and here are ways to tackle it. A lot of you may be aware of the word Identity Theft. It is someone posing to be you and acting […]

Filed Under: Personal Finance Tagged With: identity theft, identity theif, Investment Frauds, protect finance from identity theft, scam

Understanding how Restaurants charge Taxes in your bills

Last Updated on: 16 November, 2013   Aniket Vaishnav Leave a Comment

Understanding your restaurant Bills

Ever wondered what are the charges and taxes in your restaurant bills, what they mean and how are the taxes in your restaurant bill calculated? This guide will help with all that. So you have just completed a nice meal at a fancy restaurant and have asked for a bill. The bill arrives and you […]

Filed Under: Personal Finance Tagged With: bills, hotel overcharging, restaurant bills, Savings, service charge, service tax, Tax, VAT

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