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A reader asks, “My name is Joy. Age 40. IT employee. My expected retirement is by 50. My current retirement portfolio is at 30X. Equity: Debt ratio is 45:55 ( don’t plan to increase equity more than 50%). I already have health insurance and an emergency fund (in FD)”. “Within Debt, I’m investing monthly in… The post Should I move money from gilt to money market/arbitrage funds closer to retirement? appeared first on freefincal.
In this article, SEBI-registered Investment Adviser IRIA) Ajay Pruthi provides his take on how a client should select an RIA. Ajay is a member of fee-only India, an informal association of SEBI RIAs who charge a flat fee. He is also on freefincal’s list of SEBI-registered advisors. You can contact Ajay via his website, plnr.in. Please… The post How to Select a SEBI Registered Investment Adviser (RIA) appeared first on freefincal.
In this episode, we tackle some of the most common and most confusing retirement planning questions physicians and high-income professionals face. We dig into the pros and cons of traditional vs. Roth contributions, how TSP and deferred compensation plans really work, and what to know about 401(k) match true-ups. We also walk through real-life scenarios, like merging finances when a spouse has no income but owns an IRA and how to maximize annual contributions to […]
In a recent talk, I, as usual, discussed how risky gold is and said that only those who understand the basics of portfolio management should consider buying gold funds or ETFs. See: What you need to know about gold before investing in it. Also see: A checklist before buying gold or silver for”diversification”. Usually, this angers some… The post How much gold do you hold? appeared first on freefincal.
74% of practicing physicians say burnout would drive their decision to leave clinical medicine. Many plan to get out as … Read more
If you’re new to investing, getting familiar with essential terms can help you make informed financial decisions. This article covers 20 key investment terms for beginners, offering a foundation for a successful investing journey. Investment Terms for Beginners 1. Asset Allocation Asset allocation divides your investments across various asset categories, such as stocks, bonds,…
Following a strong Q3 2025 earnings beat, PayPal is confidently shifting to “offense,” initiating a new dividend while investing heavily in the “generational shifts” of Venmo, Buy Now, Pay Later, and AI-driven “agentic commerce.” The post PayPal’s Q3 2025 Earnings: Venmo and BNPL Boom as AI and Dividends Take Center Stage appeared first on Time In the Market.
Listen to the pod Society is splitting in two – which side you’re on will determine your financial future. ——— Get The FREE 10 Step Checklist That Grew My Portfolio To Over £160,000+ https://upthegains.co.uk/investing-checklist ——— In this episode of the Money Gains Podcast we welcome James Gerrard to the show. James is a property investor, business owner and speaker with a unique view on the current economic landscape and how the middle class is effectively […]
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Thinking about buying property when you’re already carrying debt? It’s a bit like a juggling act, really. On the one hand, you’re gripping bills that need to be cleared, but on the other hand, you have a shiny new key to unlock property investments that can give you a way to clear the debts. You could open the door, but will it give you the right path or just land you in more financial bother? […]
One of the earliest goals I set when I started dividend investing was simple: could my passive dividend income someday cover my mortgage? Fast forward 13 to 14 years of consistent investing and dividend compounding, and that milestone is now reality. My dividend income from my taxable account not only pays the monthly principal and interest on the mortgage, it gives me extra cash each month that I can apply directly to principal to speed […]