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Year-end tax planning checklist
What to do before 31 March, in order: regime, proofs, capital gains and advance tax.
Get the checklist Short course · 5 lessonsFix your portfolio in 5 days
Five short lessons with one task each. Know what you own, what it costs and what to change.
Start the course Guide · 5 minute readETF vs mutual fund
How each is bought, what each costs, how they are taxed, and which suits a SIP investor.
Read the comparison Guide · 4 minute readETF vs index fund
Both track the same index. Cost, tracking, liquidity and SIPs decide which fits how you invest.
Read the comparison Guide · 5 minute readIndex fund vs mutual fund
An index fund copies the market. An active fund tries to beat it. How they compare on cost and returns.
Read the comparison Guide · 7 minute readFiduciary duty, explained
Who owes you a duty to act in your interest, the questions to ask before hiring an advisor, and how to spot a conflict.
Read the guide Guide · 8 minute readInvesting for your goals
How much to invest for a child's education, for retirement and for a home in five years, with worked numbers.
Read the guide Guide · 7 minute readInsurance planning, explained
How much life cover your family needs, why insurance belongs in a plan, and how to assess what you have.
Read the guide Guide · 6 minute readPortfolio reviews, explained
How often to review your investments, what a quarterly review should cover, and who can do it without selling you something.
Read the guide Comparison · 6 minute readInvsify vs Scripbox
Fees, how each is paid, and the cases where Scripbox is the better pick for you.
Read the comparison Guide · 9 minute readAdvice for high net worth investors
Fee-only advisers vs private banks and wealth managers, what each costs on a large portfolio, and what to ask.
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