Pre-Retirement

George Clooney’s character in the movie “Up in the Air” delivers a fine example of saving without a purpose when it comes to airline miles. The movie offers a personal finance gem: Sometimes we can get so bogged down in the process of making money that we lose sight of the eventual purpose for which […]

As working professionals we spend a major part of our day living the corporate life. Even at home your smartphone and laptop allow you to continue in your corporate avatar. Given that our jobs occupy the major part of our waking hours it is only natural that our workplace behaviour seeps into our personal lives

If the very mention of the word math makes painful memories of the school years rush to your mind then this article is for you. Given your deep dislike for anything to do with numbers, you might have accepted long ago that managing your personal finances is not something that you will be able to

More fiction is written on excel worksheets than on word documents. We can all recall some corporate presentation where the future projections in a business plan almost bordered on fantasy. Getting a project or investment approved by showing a rosy future is routinely deployed in organisations across the world. Similarly when it comes to selling

Fired? Who Me? I am so good at my job it can never happen to me. Can it? An unexpected job loss is the harsh reality of the corporate world today. The sooner you realise this fact, the easier it will be for you to deal with that day if it arrives. It is easy