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A BCom graduate from the University of Notre Dame in Perth, Australia and a finance post-graduate from ICFAI, her professional experience spans 18+ years across financial services including wealth management, asset management and finally as a personal finance writer for the last decade. Combining her two passions, writing and personal finance came naturally and now she feels the need to share her ability to see through financial solutions with those who need it the most. The content on MoneyPuzzle.in, is directed towards young earners or any curious mind, who want to understand the ‘why’ of their daily financial decisions. As a financial coach, Lisa endeavours to empower individuals in their 30s and 40s, in transforming their money relationships. Lisa also writes extensively for digital media and personal finance outfits, has moderated finance-related panels and has been invited as a speaker not just for financial subjects but also as a writer. Enriching one’s financial life by giving candid insights is what she strives for through her various undertakings in the field of personal finance.

Both risk and return count in investing − Money Essentials #4

by Money Puzzle · February 25, 2022 ·

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More often than not, the decision around where to invest rests on the returns you get. Thinking only of return can blind you to the risk. In fact, before you consider how much return you will make, it’s better to consider the risk you are taking.

Where should I invest? − Money Essentials #3

by Money Puzzle · February 18, 2022 ·

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The mantra that works for me is to keep investing simple. By simple, I mean using as little time as possible and achieving the financial goals that are to be met. The first step is to consider what these financial goals are? Broadly, goals are of two types, short term goals – where you want ...

How much shall I save? − Money Essentials #2

by Money Puzzle · February 11, 2022 ·

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This is a tricky one because you have to balance your current life with what you desire in the future. Usually, one considers savings as what’s leftover from your earnings after you are done with spending it. However, it may be wiser to save first and then spend. In doing this, the part about looking ...

What shall I do with my money? − Money Essentials #1

by Money Puzzle · February 4, 2022 ·

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If you have recently become independent with your money then spending is likely to be on the top of your list. Before you go about spending it all, make sure to have two sides – needs and wants. Pay more attention to your needs, the wants can follow slowly.

Where are you rushing to?

by Money Puzzle · January 11, 2022 ·

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The year 2022 started with one tiny success. I had finally figured out the most efficient way to grate a block of cheese. This is not a trivial feat. Grating cheese, for the last 25 years has been somewhat of a frustrating task, where small pieces always broke off from the chunk. Once broken, they ...

Get started. There are no excuses left.

by Money Puzzle · December 15, 2021 ·

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Still thinking that you will start investing from next month? Next week even. Let’s just wait for that birthday money to get credited from mom and dad, then you can start. This is not an article that will preach the benefits of...

Diamonds in the Dust – Insights from Saurabh Mukherjea, Salil Desai, Rakshit Ranjan

by Money Puzzle · November 30, 2021 ·

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The authors of this descriptive and comprehensive book got together to speak to Moneypuzzle.in about their though process and stock selection secrets. The book elaborately explains the concepts and practical steps required to be a stock picker in the market. Whether you have read it or not, listening in to this 50 minute interaction with ...

Smell the risk – Money Tricks: Lesson 9

by Money Puzzle · November 25, 2021 ·

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Investing is one part return and one part risk. You need to know some of the basic risks which affect all kinds of investments before you make an investing decision.