Financial Planning: Why SIP May Not Be Such a Good Idea for Seafarers
SIP or Systematic Investment Plan has been around for quite some time now. Learn as to why they might not be a good investment option for seafarers.
7 Secrets Seafarers Should Know About Mutual Funds
Seafarers wanting to invest in mutual funds while doing their financial planning must read this article to understand the basics of mutual funds and to avoid common mistakes.
Savings and Investments For Seafarers : Getting Started With Financial Planning
There’s a difference between savings and investments which seafarers must know. Learn some vital points before doing your financial planning with your hard earned money.
Financial Planning: Long Term Capital Gain (LTCG) Tax And Life After That
Hearing too much about the latest news on Long Term Capital Gain (LTCG) tax? Mariner and Financial expert Rajeeve Kaushik explains what the new law means to us and how to avoid the noise.
4 Types Of Investments That Kill Seafarers’ Hard Earned Money
Seafarers earn their money through a lot of hard work, courage and grit. Find out how they kill this hard-earned money by investing in inefficient and dubious schemes in spite of consistent savings or investments.
Little Known Facts About Magic Of Savings Seafarers Should Know
The real magic of savings is that money can grow rapidly. Find out some important yet little known facts on saving money that seafarers should know. Learn the basics of financial planning in this article.
10 Common Financial Mistakes Seafarers Make
Seafarers often take financial planning for granted which leads to making some common investment and financial mistakes during the course of their career. Learn about ten such common mistakes which seafarers must avoid.
Importance Of Personal Financial Planning For Seafarers
Lack of employer’s support in taking care of his future and retirement needs leaves a large gap in seafarer’s requirements despite the handsome salary that he is assumed to earn. This calls for sound financial planning, which is often neglected by seafarers.