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AN OLD & INTERSTING PERSONAL FINANCE RULES.

10 Clever Personal Finance Rules that will help u save more. 1) Rule of 72 2) 100- Age Rule 3) 50-30-20 Rule 4) 1st Week Rule 5) 6X Emergency Fund 6) 20X Term insurance 7) 40% EMI Rule 8) 2X Savings Rule 9) 3*3*3 Plan 10) 25X Retirement Rule.   1. Rule of 72  Always wondering when your money will double ?  This Rule will Help ! Simply Divide 72 by your expected Rate of return. Ex - if a bond is Giving 10% returns,  Divide 72 by 10 = 7.2 Years Note - This rule provides close but not exact outcome.  2.100 - Age Rule Worried about asset allocation ? i.e. how much should you invest in Equity vs Fixed income ? -Simply Subtract your age from 100 and that is your allocation to equity Eg - If your age is 25, 100 - 25 = 75 Thus 75% of your investments should be in equities 3. 50-30-20 Rule Struggling with budgeting ?  Divide your income like this : ➡️50% Spend on needs (bills, education, transport, food etc) ➡️30% on wants (Holidays, Movies, restaurants etc) ➡️20% S...

Kind Attention Taxpayers!

💰 Don't let Advance Tax penalties eat into your profits! Avoid these common oversights to stay ahead of the game. 🗓️✅ 💞 Salaried Folks: Job switchers may have additional tax liability from previous employer's salary. Interest income, share/MF sale proceeds, capital gains, and gifts can add to your tax burden. 🧓 Senior Citizens: Business income, even if you're retired, can attract Advance Tax. 🏭 Small Businesses: Non-audited businesses with tax liability should still pay Advance Tax. 🏘️ Housewives: Income from trading, small professions, or gifts can trigger Advance Tax. ðŸ‘Ļ‍ðŸ‘Đ‍👧‍ðŸ‘Ķ Young Adults: Asset transfers for tax benefits may require Advance Tax on the generated income. ðŸ’Ą Remember, timely payment of Advance Tax saves you from hefty penalties. Calculate your liability and stay compliant. ðŸ§Ū✅ 💰 Every penny saved is a penny earned. Don't let Advance Tax oversights erode your financial well-being. 🔒✅