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What To Look For In A Financial Advisor

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If you have been struggling with your financial goals, it may be time to consult a financial advisor. But, it’s not just about picking the first person with “advisor” in their title. A great advisor should be more than certified and educated—they should be transparent, accessible, and focused on your unique needs.

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Essentials Of Estate Planning: How To Secure Your Legacy

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Estate planning may seem like it's only for the wealthy or elderly—but it’s a critical step in financial planning that benefits everyone. Whether you’re starting a family, facing health challenges, or just aiming to protect your loved ones in the future, planning your estate can give you peace of mind and protect assets. This guide breaks down the importance of estate planning, considerations for individuals with health conditions, essential components,

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LakshMe Finance - BFF Session

It was an absolute revelation to be speaking with Swati and seeing the clarity she had. We’re glad we could help out in some small way to make her financial goals more achievable.

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Digital Payments Are Growing But Are You Tracking Them Right?

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India’s digital payment ecosystem is now massive. In the financial year 2024–25, the Unified Payments Interface (UPI), the real-time payments system, alone accounted for about 83.7% of all digital payment transactions in the country.

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From FOMO to Finance: Indian Gen Z’s Money Habits Explained

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From “Outfit of the Day” posts to late-night food deliveries, India’s Generation Z (born between 1997–2012) is changing how money is earned, spent, and even invested. Their habits look very different from those of their parents and grandparents, and that has lessons for anyone trying to understand where India’s financial future is headed.

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