
Small, Scheduled, Simple: The Case for Mutual Funds as Gen Z’s Default Vehicle
Every generation eventually asks the same practical question: intent is not enough, so through which instrument does one actually act on it? For a generation
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Every generation eventually asks the same practical question: intent is not enough, so through which instrument does one actually act on it? For a generation

In Part 1 of this series, we explored why Gen Z’s relationship with money is both fascinating and contradictory. This is a generation that is

On July 20, 2026, thousands of young Indians tried to march from Jantar Mantar to Parliament. They were met with tear gas, baton charges, and

Every household has a heartbeat – money coming in, money going out. When that rhythm is steady, life feels light. When it stutters, even a

A few weeks ago, a client in his early fifties sat across from me with a look I have seen many times. His daughter was

A few weeks ago, a client in his early fifties sat across from me with a look I have seen many times. His daughter was

At first glance, this appears to be a simple investment philosophy. However, when examined through the lens of behavioural finance, it represents a deeper truth
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