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India’s Current Account Deficit: What it means for your money
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Understanding India’s Current Account Deficit and What It Means for You

Every few months, India's current account deficit (CAD) makes headlines. When the number is high, economists sound alarms. When it narrows, there is cautious optimism. But for most Indians, the…
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Posted by Tapping Money July 1, 2026
How Robo-Advisors Are Changing Indian Investing: AI-powered investing, explained simply
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How AI-Powered Robo-Advisors Are Changing Indian Investing

For decades, professional investment advice in India was a privilege reserved for the wealthy. If you did not have a corpus of at least ₹25–50 lakh, most wealth managers simply…
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Posted by Tapping Money June 29, 2026
Build Multiple Income Streams on a Salary: Grow beyond your paycheck, step by step
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How to Create Multiple Income Streams on an Indian Salary

Financial security built on a single income source is fragile. A job loss, a company shutdown, or a health issue can eliminate 100% of a single-income household's earnings overnight. The…
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Posted by Tapping Money June 25, 2026
Build and Protect Your CIBIL Score: What moves your score – and how to improve it
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How to Build and Protect Your CIBIL Score in India

Your CIBIL score is a three-digit number between 300 and 900 that summarises your creditworthiness. When you apply for a home loan, car loan, or credit card, the lender's first…
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Posted by Tapping Money June 23, 2026
Small Finance Banks: Higher Returns, But Safe?: What to check before you invest
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Small Finance Banks in India: Higher Returns, But Are They Safe?

Small finance banks routinely offer FD rates of 8–9.5% and savings account rates of 6–7.5% — significantly higher than the 6.5–7.5% offered by large banks. For income-focused investors and senior…
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Posted by Tapping Money June 21, 2026
The Complete Guide to EPF: Everything salaried Indians need to know
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The Complete Guide to EPF: Everything Salaried Indians Need to Know

The Employee Provident Fund is India's largest retirement savings scheme — and for most salaried Indians, their largest financial asset outside of real estate. Over a 30-year career, EPF contributions…
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Posted by Tapping Money June 20, 2026
Robo-Advisor or Human Advisor?: Can an algorithm manage your money better?
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Robo-Advisors in India: Can an Algorithm Manage Your Money Better Than a Human?

The idea that an algorithm can manage your investments better than a human advisor sounds counterintuitive. Yet the evidence from global markets, now increasingly mirrored in India, suggests that for…
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Posted by Tapping Money June 18, 2026
Moving Back to India? Plan Your Retirement: How NRIs can return financially ready
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NRI Retirement Planning: How to Move Back to India Financially Ready

For millions of NRIs, returning to India is not a distant dream — it is a concrete life plan. India offers a significantly lower cost of living than most Western…
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Posted by Tapping Money June 17, 2026
Save for Your Child’s Education: A step-by-step plan for rising fees
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How to Plan and Save for Your Child’s Education in India

Education costs in India are rising at 10–12% per year. An engineering degree that cost ₹5 lakhs in 2010 costs ₹15–20 lakhs today. An MBA at a top private institution…
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Posted by Tapping Money June 15, 2026
Choose the Right Health Insurance Plan: A guide for Indian families
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Health Insurance in India: How to Choose the Right Plan for Your Family

Medical inflation in India runs at 10–14% per year. A hospitalisation that cost ₹1 lakh in 2010 costs ₹3–4 lakhs today. A serious illness can cost ₹10–50 lakhs or more…
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Posted by Tapping Money June 14, 2026

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