Month: November 2012

Below are all the posts archived for the month.

Warren Buffett on Taxes
in Economy

A very interesting thing (at least in my mind) happened yesterday. On the right rail there is this section called ‘Popular Posts’ that shows posts here that are popular on that day. I saw the budget post on where the government gets its money from float to the top and thought that something was broken.
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All you ever wanted to know about CIBIL Credit Scores
in Credit

This post is written by the CIBIL Consumer Relations team. I’ve been in touch with CIBIL to help put together a comprehensive FAQ and they’ve been gracious enough to send an extremely detailed post on the usual questions that people have about CIBIL and will also be answering any questions that you may have. Please
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How can an Indian investor buy shares of a foreign company?
in Investments

This post is written by Shiv Kukreja, who is a Certified Financial Planner and runs a financial planning firm, Ojas Capital in Delhi/NCR. He can be reached at skukreja@investitude.co.in Certain things look a little complicated till they are done for the first time. Investing in stocks of foreign companies, like Apple, Google or Facebook, is
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Section 66A, Gaza Ceasefire and Entrepreneurshit
in Links

The Hindu reported that a PIL (Public Interest Litigation) has been filed that Section 66A was against the freedom of speech guaranteed under the Constitution. I hope this PIL gets more publicity, more people learn about it and something good comes out of it because the way the law is drafted right now just gives
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Use Google Calendar to track your monthly payments
in Personal Finance

I spent the last hour noting down all my recurring monthly expenses in Google Calendar after I forgot to pay two bills this month, and finally admitted that I can’t keep it all in my head all the time and be okay. I started using Google Calendar because of two main reasons – you can
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