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Pocket Money

Pocket Money

著者： The Hindu
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 Introducing Pocket Money, a weekly podcast from The Hindu, hosted by G Sampath and featuring business columnist and author Vivek Kaul. From the week's biggest financial news to decisions that affect your money, we connect the headlines to your wallet. マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 個人ファイナンス 経済学
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  • Is ₹4 Crore Enough to Retire at 45? The Truth about FIRE

    Is ₹4 Crore Enough to Retire at 45? The Truth about FIRE
    2026/11/13
    Investing has never been easier. However, research indicates that effortless, on-tap investing on mobile apps also makes it easier to lose money. How many times have you checked your stock portfolio today? Once? Five times? Ten times? And when you see a stock rising or falling, do you feel the urge to do something — buy more, sell, or perhaps find another stock to invest in? Apps like Zerodha and Groww have democratised access to financial markets. But recent reports suggest that the same convenience can encourage us to trade more frequently, take greater risks, and sometimes lose more money. So, are we using these apps to build long-term wealth, or are we increasingly trading for the thrill of it? And how do we stop ourselves from becoming our own worst enemies as investors? Hosts: G Sampath and Vivek Kaul Producer and editor: Jude Francis Weston
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    38 分
  • Is Buying a Home Now a Mistake for Gen Z?

    Is Buying a Home Now a Mistake for Gen Z?
    2026/11/06
    GenZ have been in the news for a lot of reasons – and this episode is dedicated to one of their major personal finance dilemmas. Should they or should they not invest in a home? If you belong to GenZ, does it make any sense any more to try and become a home owner? Or would renting be a more sensible superior option? Hosts: G Sampath and Vivek Kaul Producer and Editor: Jude Francis Weston
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    52 分
  • Can a Capital Gains Tax Cut Boost Your SIP Returns?

    Can a Capital Gains Tax Cut Boost Your SIP Returns?
    2026/10/30
    Finance Minister Nirmala Sitaraman has blamed the mass exit of foreign investors from Indian stocks on “ease of liquidity, ease of availability” – presumably referring to the money pouring into the markets from domestic retail investors. Secondly, on the question of tax cuts on capital gains, while remaining noncommittal, she has said that it’s a “healthy debate to have”, sparking a growing climate of anticipation around possible cuts in Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) tax (which is currently 12.5%) in the forthcoming Budget. The OPM-wallahs, however, seem convinced that reducing, or abolishing, the Long-Term Capital Gains tax of 12.5% is the silver bullet that could bring back foreign portfolio investors, and revive Indian stocks. However, are taxes the main reason foreign portfolio investors have been exiting Indian stocks? What if lowering capital gains tax has the opposite effect – of encouraging them to sell more? What are the chances that tax cuts would revive your SIP returns? Vivek Kaul has some answers. Host: G Sampath, Podcasts Editor, The Hindu Producer and editor: Jude Francis Weston Do write to us with your personal queries at pocketmoney@thehindu.co.in
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    40 分
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