FE Manage Your Money 2022 :  FinancialExpress.com brings to you the latest edition of Financial Express Manage Your Money,that  will have two exciting panel discussions: one on buying and maintaining your car through its life and second one on upgrading it for a better model.

FE Manage Your Money: FinancialExpress.com brings to you two exciting panel discussions i.e. managing personal finances for startup entrepreneurs, and raising outside funds vs bootstrapping. It will also have a case study on one of the successful startup entrepreneurs in the country.

FE Manage Your Money: FinancialExpress.com brings to you the first panel of industry experts and reputed financial planners will discuss the merits and demerits of buying a home vs living on rent.

Visit to learn about building an Inflation-proof and Recession-proof investment portfolio.

Active mutual fund investing could be complicated, confusing, and demanding. While passive investing may not necessarily be safer, it is certainly easier. Our experts will unravel how this easier investing route can also be made profitable for you.

The third edition of Financial Express Manage Your Money series focuses on mutual fund guides and investment opportunities. The discussion is about how to minimize all investments, monitor their performance and even modify the investment strategy over time and expect quality returns, which mutual funds to invest in,etc.

Cognizant of the volatility of investing in crypto assets, India’s most trusted financial website Financial Express, through this personal finance workshop cum advisory platform, aims to bring related experts, crypto trading platforms, blockchain enthusiasts, to put their minds together and shed light on intricacies of how and when to invest in crypto assets.

An investment portfolio of different asset classes to dodge volatile market phases could earn healthy returns without investors facing the challenge of predicting an uncertain future, said Kalpen Parekh, MD & CEO, DSP Mutual Fund and Aashish Somaiyaa, CEO, White Oak Capital Management at FinancialExpress.com’s Manage Your Money.

FinancialExpress.com Manage Your Money talked about the advantages and disadvantages of both, about buyer protection laws, investment in real estate for rental income, among other areas related to putting one's money in the residential properties.

FinancialExpress.com Manage Your Money discussed in detail about securing a home loan, calculation of EMI, tax implications, costs, benefits, processes, risks, prepayment of the loan, among other things.

FinancialExpress.com Manage Your Money discussed real estate investment outlook for the upcoming years while also delving into the performance of the sector in the past 5-10 years.

n an effort to make your portfolio dodge the double-edged sword of recession and inflation, it is important to have both fixed income assets and gold on one side, and equities on the other.

Real estate assets could rise in value, owing to the strong sales reported by the developers and robust outlook of the sector.

Inflation and recession are real life ‘villains’ in an economy, eating into investments and wealth. Thankfully, investors can monitor inflation and economic slowdown with telltale signs all around.

A simple rule for asset allocation is that 100 minus your age could be put into equities, as a percentage. The rest of your portfolio can be divided among debt and gold allocation.

Fund managers Neil Parag Parikh and Anil Ghelani said on FinancialExpress.com Manage Your Money while investing in large-cap mutual funds, passive investing could be a better choice, since the active funds are losing the edge to generate alpha returns.

Nilesh Shah told FinancialExpress.com in the recent edition of Manage Your Money instead of a sector one should invest in good management, good promoters and good businessmen.

In the recent edition of FE.com’s Manage Your Money, Radhika Gupta said she thinks young investors, early in their careers, can become a crorepati, but they will have to start with a meaningful amount and a long term view of 15 to 20 years.