Inflation

2nd year of Personal Finance

2nd year of Personal Finance

Celebrating 2 years of Personal Finance

Subramanian
It has been 2 years of personal finance, since I first began in October 2020. I completed my MBA finance which I talked about in my last year post. Studying for more than a year was quite exhausting and I quite happy and pleased about my result. How did I do on my roadmap ? AMFI publishes a lot of data on a regular basis which gives insights in trends of mutual fund industry.
1 year of Personal Finance

1 year of Personal Finance

Celebrating 1 year of Personal Finance

Subramanian
It has been a roller-coaster ride for sure. I had kept several goals for myself and have been able to achieve handful of them. I am glad that many of you have found my blogs useful and educational . The aim was to help individuals understand the complex maze of financial planning and therefore pick the right kind of mutual funds . I have been able to help investors choose the right mutual funds and they have a broad grin when they look at the returns.
Journey towards financial independence

Journey towards financial independence

My personal journey towards financial independence

Subramanian
I have been recently reading this book called Power of Habit which gives great insights on human psyche. Habits have a profound say in our day-to-day lives : The decisions we take, How and why small wins matter ? The cue, the routine, the reward Can we change our habits ? Michael Phelps, Tony Dungy, Claude Hopkins all have something in common. They all created habits which made them successful.
Inflation

Inflation

How does inflation affect you ?

Subramanian
Inflation is a measure of rise in the general price level of all goods and services in the country. Inflation is often viewed as the reduction in purchasing power of money. If you could buy a cup of coffee for Rs 10/- today and after 1 year, you are able to buy a cup of coffee for Rs 12/-, you have experienced inflation. In this case, inflation is 20%.