India has the third largest startup ecosystem in the world, with 1.17 lakh entities (DPIIT), nearly 1,710 venture capital funds, 794 accelerators and incubators (Tracxn), and several government initiatives like Startup India. Despite this fervour and support, financial and otherwise, the startup journey is extremely difficult.ET Wealth lists the typical mistakes most founders make and tell you how to tackle these
Inheritance rights, joint tax benefits and health insurance coverage can be tricky, while long-term financial planning for goals like retirement and buying property can be complicated. Overcoming these requires careful financial planning and legal documentation to ensure stability and security in the long run.
In order to prepare the FIRE aspirants for this journey, our cover story this week lists the strategy and plan you need to have in place to accomplish your dream, along with the roadblocks you are likely to come across.
The blitzkrieg that starts with massive online sales in October, lingers on till the end of the year, peppered with offline sales across malls and markets. Bombarded with ‘blockbuster deals, ‘instant discounts, ‘up to 89% off, ‘no-cost EMIs and cashback offers, customers are ill-equipped to resist the urge to spend.