Moneywise

Ever wish investing came with a cheat code? Index funds pretty much are that cheat code, the “Ctrl+C Ctrl+V of the market,” as Virat calls it. And Rachita? She’s already obsessed with this idea of legal copying.
In this episode of Moneywise, we break down index funds for beginners in the simplest, funniest, and most no‑nonsense way possible. Whether you’re a first‑time investor or someone still wondering “what is an ind...

Small Cap, Multi Cap, Flexi Cap - three mutual fund categories that feel like completely different rishta profiles. One hustles, one balances, one adapts. But knowing how they differ helps investors understand how each category aligns with different risk-return characteristics.

Just like an arranged-marriage shortlist, selecting a category depends on your comfort, expectations, and long-term approach, not on guarantees.

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Large Cap vs Mid Cap Mutual Funds… but explained as matrimonial profiles?
YES. And it works perfectly.

In this episode of Moneywise, Virat and Rachita take the most relatable route possible… treating types of equity mutual funds like arranged-marriage and love-marriage candidates.

One category represents well-established companies; the other represents growing businesses with big ambitions.

No jargon. No confusion. Just a ...

Is Equity really like spicy achar and Debt like cooling dahi?
Surprisingly… yes! Just like a plate needs both for perfect balance, your investments can also benefit from the right mix. 🍛

In this episode of Moneywise, Virat and Rachita break down Equity Mutual Funds and Debt Mutual Funds in the simplest way possible; without jargon, without hype, and without any unrealistic claims. This episode helps you understand how t...

Ever wondered what NAV actually means and why every mutual fund investor keeps talking about it? 🤔

In this episode of Moneywise, we break down the Net Asset Value (NAV), what it really is, how it’s calculated, and why it’s not the same as your mutual fund’s performance. Whether you’re just starting your SIP journey or already exploring different schemes, understanding NAV is key to becoming a smarter investor.

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Your first SIP could be the start of your wealth story, if you do it right.

In this episode of Moneywise, Virat and Rachita break down how to invest in mutual funds and how to start a SIP; no jargon, no sales pitch, just straight talk.

👉 Understand what makes a mutual fund SIP investment work, how to pick a fund that fits your goals, and why consistency (not timing) drives real results.

Whether you’re a beginner exploring mu...

Think mutual funds are just for finance pros? Think again. 💡

In this episode of Moneywise, Virat and Rachita break down everything first-time investors get wrong about mutual funds, from picking your first SIP to understanding why your bank balance isn’t growing (hint: inflation is silently eating it).

Expect sharp insights, relatable money confessions, and zero jargon as we talk about:

 • How to actually start investing in ...

Everyone wants to know what the right time to invest in mutual funds is, but here’s the uncomfortable truth: the perfect time was yesterday. The next best time? Today!

In this episode of the Moneywise Podcast, Virat and Rachita break down one of the biggest investing myths, waiting for the “right moment”, and explain why time in the market beats timing the market every single time.

They dig into how compounding actually work...

Ever wondered why some people with huge paycheques still end up broke by the end of the month? It’s not bad luck; it’s lifestyle inflation.
In this video, we unpack the sneaky lifestyle inflation trap — that pattern where your expenses quietly grow every time your salary does. From “I deserve it” purchases to impulse upgrades, this trap can eat away at savings faster than you realise.

Here’s what we break down:

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We spend decades saving and investing, but the real test of money smarts often comes at the very end during the distribution phase of wealth creation.

In this episode of the Moneywise Podcast, Virat and Rachita explore the stage that determines whether your years of hard work and saving actually translate into a comfortable life. It’s about more than just numbers; it’s about using your corpus wisely so you can enjoy retirem...

Most of us obsess over earning and investing… but the real game-changer in wealth creation often comes much later during the transfer phase.
In this episode of the Moneywise Podcast, Virat and Rachita dig into a stage that many investors overlook until it’s too late. This is the point where decisions about how you move or withdraw your money can decide whether your wealth continues to work for you or gets eroded.

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Everyone dreams of financial freedom, but here’s the truth about wealth accumulation: it often begins with the basics—saving regularly, building an emergency fund, and committing to small but steady investments like SIPs. Before you explore advanced wealth creation strategies, it helps to first build a safety net that can protect you from life’s surprises.

In this episode of the Moneywise Podcast, Virat (our cautious Millen...

Ever blamed your wins on skill but your losses on “bad luck”? Or spent your money today because tomorrow felt too far away? Or maybe you bought that stock just because “everyone else was doing it”? Welcome to the tricky world of investor psychology in stock market podcast style.

In this episode of the Moneywise Podcast, Virat (our cautious Millennial) and Rachita (our unapologetic Gen Z) take apart three powerful mental tra...

Think you always make investing decisions with logic? Spoiler: half the time, your brain’s just running on autopilot, like ordering the same coffee every single day because it feels “safe."

In this episode of Moneywise Podcast, Virat (the thoughtful Millennial) and Rachita (the unapologetic Gen Z) break down three everyday behavioral biases in investing that can quietly shape how we spend, save, and invest:

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The Indian markets keep evolving, and sector leaders often play a big role in driving that change. With the Bandhan BSE India Sector Leaders Index Fund (NFO) now open, investors have the chance to consider exposure to some of the biggest companies in India across multiple sectors through a transparent, rules-based index approach.

In this episode, we break down 5 key things you should know before you invest:

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Think following the crowd keeps you safe with money? Spoiler: Sometimes the herd may run straight off a cliff. 🐑📉

In this lively episode of Moneywise, Virat (our cautious Millennial) and Rachita (our unapologetic Gen Z) dive into the fascinating tug-of-war between crowd wisdom and individual stupidity, and uncover 3 more biases. From fake “last day sales” to stock market frenzies where everyone is buying the same thing, t...

Think Gen Z and Millennials handle money differently? Spoiler: our brains play the same tricks, just in different packaging.

In this fun, fast-paced episode of Moneywise, Virat (the Millennial) and Rachita (the Gen Z) take you through three big psychological biases that mess with how we make financial choices. Expect witty banter, relatable stories, and a few savage generational digs; all with one goal: to help you spot how...

People don’t make financial decisions based on textbook rules, they make them through emotions while navigating real-life challenges. Whether you’re a Millennial or Gen Z, most advice circles back to the same old tips: save more, start a SIP, cut costs. But what about the hurdles we actually face day to day?

In the Moneywise Podcast series, two generations come together for a heart-to-heart on financial planning and the rea...

What is portfolio rebalancing, and why is it essential for every investor? In this episode of the Moneywise Podcast, veteran Financial Advisor R. Subramanian explains how to keep your asset mix aligned with your goals.

He shares simple strategies, key triggers for rebalancing, and practical guidance to help you manage risk over time.

Tune in to understand why portfolio rebalancing is not about chasing returns, but about st...