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Top Investment Options India for Beginners

Investment Options India is a topic every beginner should understand to grow money wisely. In today’s economy, simply saving money is not enough because inflation reduces its value over time. Many beginners feel confused about where to invest, which…

SIP + lump sum: A roadmap to ₹10 crore in 25 years
With ₹25,000 monthly SIPs and ₹10–12 lakh to deploy, here’s a structured asset allocation plan to target a ₹10–15 crore corpus over 25 years while managing volatility and risk
Brave new world: Why global investment strategy matters more than ever
Mint Horizons comes to Gurgaon in May offering insights into overseas investing. Experts will discuss the impact of geopolitics, and diversification strategies.
Social Security payment on April 29: Is there a check coming today?
Social Security payments are made on the second, third, and fourth Wednesdays of each month. In April 2026, payments were issued on the 8th, 15th, and 22nd, with no payments on the 29th. Next payments are on May 13, 20, and 27.
8th Pay Commission: Last date to submit stakeholders' suggestions extended; check details
The deadline for submitting the 8th CPC memorandum has been extended, as the government gives stakeholders extra time until 31 May 2026 to share suggestions on pay, pension and service conditions.
Money tips for May: 5 simple hacks to boost your credit score
You can boost your credit score with simple habits that build financial strength. Paying on time, keeping utilisation low, and regularly monitoring your credit profile can help you secure better loans, flexible repayment terms and lower interest rates.
SIP vs PPF in 2026: Why flexible investing beats the 70:30 rule for balanced wealth creation
Rising market uncertainty in 2026 is reshaping SIP vs PPF allocation, as investors move beyond the 70:30 rule towards flexible strategies that balance growth, stability, tax efficiency, and personal finance goals.
I asked ChatGPT how to earn extra ₹20,000 every month; check AI's personal finance master plan
To increase monthly income by ₹20,000, ChatGPT suggests specialisation in solving specific issues for small clients. Check out the complete personal finance master plan.
₹1.25 lakh monthly expenses today? Here’s how much you’ll need for retirement and how to invest to buid the corpus
Smita's monthly expenses are ₹1.25 lakh. To maintain her current lifestyle after 25 years, she will need ₹5.37 lakh monthly. To generate this, she should aim for a retirement corpus of around ₹16.2 crore, ideally starting with a monthly investment of ₹67,000.
Not seeing lower EMIs? Why you may need to act on your home loan
While falling rates can help reduce tenure and interest burden, especially for those with bank loans linked to external benchmarks, other borrowers continue to pay higher rates due to slower transmission, particularly in the NBFC segment.
8th Pay Commission: NC-JCM meeting begins key pay, pension talks; what to know
The 8th Central Pay Commission is conducting consultations to address pay revisions and pension reforms for central government employees and pensioners. Key discussions include salary structure and fitment factors, with the report expected by May 2027, impacting millions across the country.