For Whom Wealth Matters
May 3, 2016 8 Comments
The video below compelled me to do this post, even as I am caught up in the super-duper rush of getting a couple of new businesses launched and pursuing a few more leads that look like good career-breaks. The video really gets us to focus on the things that really matter, in all the rush to make money and a name for oneself :love, family and relationships.
November 29, 2014 Leave a comment
Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions we can make in life. It is our single largest commitment in our lifetime. However, for people who are not financially ready, the process of obtaining the right type of home loan from banks is always a challenging task. If you can’t get proper financing, you may end up paying thousands in interest payment alone to the banks. If you will not take time to avoid these mortgage mistakes or if you have not been educated on what you should be doing to take control of your destiny as far as getting a home loan is concerned, you will end up losing your hard-earned money in the process.
If you are planning to invest, structuring a mortgage financing correctly is an even more difficult task because this may mean the difference between profit and loss. Below are the most common home loan mistakes that you need to avoid. Also check this checklist for home buyers by the Department of building and housing NZ. Read more of this post
August 21, 2014 1 Comment
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has decided to encourage banks and individuals to be actively involved in home loan deposits, a savings product that will help showcase the repaying ability of customers seeking to borrow money to buy a house.
The RBI feels that there is a felt need for financial innovation with respect to loan products and one such product could be savings-induced home loan or a home loan deposit.
The willing customer will be induced to generate a savings balance by way of monthly or periodic deposits. This will enable the creation of a track record for repayment of future home loan products. Once a customer reaches a threshold balance, financial institutions will consider sanctioning a housing loan. The balance in the product would act as a collateral or margin. The amount deposited every month would act as the basis of assessing repayment capacity of customers for calculating their monthly repayments.
Such a product will aid the Indian government’s efforts to promote affordable housing. The government has already laid out a plan to create 100 smart cities with the aim of “housing for all by 2020“ while reducing interest rates on home loans. This product may help lower interest rates as well, with better appraisal of potential borrowers.
March 10, 2013 6 Comments
If you have ever wondered why there are so many financial websites and blogs on the internet,here’s your answer.The fact that in the real world too, the financial services sector is growing at a breakneck speed helps in its own way.
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The Difference Between Life Insurance And Life Assurance
May 21, 2013 2 Comments
Life Insurance provides you with insurance cover for a specific period of time (known as the policy’s “term”). Then, if you were to die whilst the policy is in force, the insurance company pays out a tax-free sum. If you survive to the end of the term, the policy is finished and has no residual value whatsoever. It only has a value if there is a claim – in that context it’s just like your car insurance!So Term Insurance is a Life Insurance product. Read more of this post
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