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Mohit Apsingekar

Mohit is an independent financial researcher and founder of WealthBuilding.in. With an MBA in Finance from N.L. Dalmia Institute, Mumbai, and NISM certification, he brings formal financial education and real-world entrepreneurial experience to his research.As the director of two businesses—Faburaa.com (furniture manufacturing) and EagleEdge Marketing (digital consultancy)—Mohit understands wealth-building from both academic and practical perspectives. WealthBuilding.in is his passion project: in-depth, fact-driven financial analysis for independent Indian investors, free from product sales agendas.Based in Pune, he writes for metro investors aged 25-70 who want thorough research, not marketing hype.
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Tax planning in india

“Maximize Your Earnings: The Ultimate Guide to Tax Planning in India”

January 3, 2023 No Comments

Are you tired of seeing a significant portion of your hard-earned money go to taxes each year? If so, it’s time to take control of your finances and start planning for tax season. By taking a proactive approach to tax planning, you can potentially save thousands of rupees and keep more of your money in your own pocket. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about tax planning in India, including the latest tax laws, tax-saving investments and deductions, and expert tips for staying organized and compliant

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The importance of having an emergency fund

January 1, 2023 No Comments

“An emergency fund is a key component of a solid financial plan. It’s a savings account that is set aside specifically for unexpected expenses, such as a car repair or a medical emergency. Having an emergency fund can help you weather financial storms and avoid going into debt when unexpected expenses arise. But many people don’t have an emergency fund, or they have one that is insufficient to cover their needs. This can be a serious mistake, as the lack of an emergency fund can set you back financially in a number of ways.”

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