Issues dealing with consumer rights
Another useful email that I got was related to investing in the Indian stock market, especially after the crash and the learnings from that. Topic of the email: How to invest in stock markets?
1. Select businesses with good growth opportunities. Read business magazines that offer research on good businesses and read those articles thoroughly.
2. Select [...]
I came across this post in an email about a sort of checklist about whether to invest in an IPO and thought that this was worth sharing; even if this helps a few people, it will be worth posting.
How to decide whether to invest in a particular IPO?
• First and foremost, find out the listed [...]
Most of us take a banking account for granted, not bothering to pay much attention to the bank unless we have a need or if something goes wrong. When was the last time you bothered to validate all the statements you got from your branch with the actual transaction record ? This seems like something [...]
This was very surprising. I was trying to book a ticket from Srinagar back to Delhi for around the 3rd week of June, and started with the regular websites that I was using – Yatra.com and MakemyTrip.com. They both seemed to have around the same lowest fare, on Spicejet. So this seemed fine and I [...]
In India, low cost airlines came up with a way to make more money. If a passenger booked a ticket and proceeded to travel on the airline, then well and good. However, if the consumer decided to cancel the ticket, then this would be a good way to make some more money. So do 2 [...]
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