Finance Capsules(c) - Rationale

'Is money important to you?', if the answer is a resounding "No!", then you are probably wasting your time reading this blog. However if the answer is "Yes" or "May be", then read on.

If you are still with me, then in past you must have dealt with multiple questions surrounding money - 'How do I make more money through legal sources?', 'How can I achieve financial independence?', 'How can I grow my money?', better still - 'How can I effectively manage whatever money/ wealth I have?’ & many such relevant but apparently simple topics. For those who have figured out the answers, this is not the blog to be.

While interacting with those who are still trying to figure it out, I normally come across many conversations. There are multiple common themes that run through these conversations. One of the more prominent ones is – ‘I know that I don’t know enough, however I don’t know where to start. There is sea of knowledge out there to cover in my entire lifetime!’

This blog is an attempt to share whatever limited knowledge I have about generic Finance. The goal of this blog is twofold –
1) Share information, knowledge & analysis of current affairs, while clarifying some basics.
2) Do this in concise manner. I will attempt to ensure that none of my postings are beyond 800 words +/- few. Believe me – this is a tough challenge for a person who likes to write loads of stuff :-). That’s why the blog title – “Finance Capsules ©”.

To start with, I will divide my posts in 2 categories – Current Affairs & Finance Concepts. As the names suggest, while the posts in first category will provide analysis of present happenings around us, the second category will focus on clarifying finance at conceptual level. You may find a few cross references from one category to the other, however I will try to keep those to-the-point without disturbing the main theme.

The usual disclaimer applies here too - This blog does not provide silver bullet for your financial situations. It is merely a tool & knowledge base that you can use to make your own financial decisions. Readers' discretion advised!

So shall we begin? Let’s go!