Re: Aam adme is taxed and MPs are given pensions
by s gunadal on Oct 11, 2010 09:36 PM
Real quot about present situation of indian poor/middle class citizens because no higher class people knows about reality livingness of aam adme mean while they are putting lot of idealistic things in thier mind.
All that is told very elaborately about the savings ,their returns,cash flows, reinvestments,execution of a will etc is fine when you talk of safety & security in terms of material wealth for the rainy day.But what is most important is a peaceful & purposeful retired life which could be achieved only by diverting towards the spiritual side of the life for which most of the working class would hardly find any time while in employment. There are several finer,refined & subtler things in life-say like literature,music etc which could give lot of relief to the mind & heart.Retired life is the best time to pursue one's such personal interests & hobbies very leisurely & without tension.This,however, presupposes ones getting freed from the family obligations such as bringing up the children begot very late,educating & getting them married etc.Of late,it has become a fancy & fashion-rather a matter of prestige too for some people, to run after post retirement assignments in the name of time killing but ostensibly with an intent of earning only as if the life time struggle in the job is not sufficient.Contentment is a continual feast; there is no end for the money hunt.The very purpose of retirement to get rid of all the shackles & hassles one need to undergo to eke out a living.Like body,mind too needs rest.
Re: anybody
by mahibhushan jauhari on Oct 06, 2010 04:33 PM
you have time till 18 Oct.I am plg to buy worth 20K as it is a tax saving instrument available above 100K of 80 c.
So far , i have read so may articles in rediff. This one is really THE BEST one. I would like to thank the author and rediff for bringing this precious article. Keep it up.
This seems to be a valuable article and the author seems to be an expert and well experienced. My father took a policy in which he need to pay premium upto 60 yrs. But for health reasons he got reired at 53. He was struggling to pay the premium during his retired life. The author shares a similar point in this article. Quality one from rediff.
This is a good one. My uncle left his wealth without any will. Because of this all my cousin are quarelling now. Every one is cursing my uncle for not kept a will. Even after death he is getting curses. Very thoughtful aticle
Re: 10 smart tips to plan your retirement
by swaminathan on Oct 06, 2010 02:45 PM
By the way, who is RAJU. Which is markeitng of which company. if rediff allows you to post, it doesnt mean that u need to post whatever comes to your mind
Re: Re: 10 smart tips to plan your retirement
by makrand samvatsar on Oct 07, 2010 10:54 AM
By the way who r u ? please don't read !! If u don't like anything just Ignore !!
Re: 10 smart tips to plan your retirement
by dhanabal on Oct 06, 2010 03:07 PM
makrand samvatsar!! Why are you balming the rediff as they are receiving moeny to post an article. Have they charged you to post your views. Every one has got commonsense. But people like you just never use it. Hereafter please..............
Re: 10 smart tips to plan your retirement
by sridevi on Oct 06, 2010 02:55 PM
Let us appreciate others. So that the goodness in each and everyone comes out. Also we will also think in the right direction. Otherwise if we think crooked about others, then we will also be a crooked being. This is humble request to you and the others who post undue charges on others. GOD BLESS U
Re: Childish Advice
by dhanabal on Oct 06, 2010 03:04 PM
Rediff takes a lot of pain and efforts in posting each and every article. They really brig good stuff to the readers. But people like harsha are misleading and misguiding. Good work by rediff.
Re: Childish Advice
by sridevi on Oct 06, 2010 02:56 PM
I am sorry harsha. Take this in the right sense pls.Let us appreciate others. So that the goodness in each and everyone comes out. Also we will also think in the right direction. Otherwise if we think crooked about others, then we will also be a crooked being. This is humble request to you and the others who post undue charges on others. GOD BLESS U
Re: Childish Advice
by swaminathan on Oct 06, 2010 02:43 PM
I really dont understand what do you mean. Have you paid money to read this article to rediff. Think before you post
Your advice could be followed only by employees working in public sector or in IT Companies where fat salary allows them to do all such savings. But for a poor employee working for low salary in private and unorganised sector there is absolutely no scope to look beyond today. He could think how to survive today in this inflationary conditions where prices of all commodities sky rocketing leave alone thinking about future & retired life.
To earn retirement benefits one must live till that time.
Re: Silly advice
by sridevi on Oct 06, 2010 02:57 PM
am sorry Ramdas. Take this in the right sense pls.Let us appreciate others. So that the goodness in each and everyone comes out. Also we will also think in the right direction. Otherwise if we think crooked about others, then we will also be a crooked being. This is humble request to you and the others who post undue charges on others. GOD BLESS U.
Re: Re: Silly advice
by sridevi on Oct 06, 2010 02:58 PM
I am sorry swaroop. Take this in the right sense pls.Let us appreciate others. So that the goodness in each and everyone comes out. Also we will also think in the right direction. Otherwise if we think crooked about others, then we will also be a crooked being. This is humble request to you and the others who post undue charges on others. GOD BLESS U.
Re: Silly advice
by manof axn on Oct 06, 2010 10:23 AM
Why are you talking like a communist? Please see the reality. India's gorwth story is great. IF you think on those lines, then none of the article related to personal finance will be suitable for those people who live below the poverty line. Do you think the people below the poverty line will access web an read these kind of articles. These kind of article has got some target audience and for them it will be really useful. Dont always be a critique. Try to give your honest feedback.
Re: Re: Re: Silly advice
by dhanabal on Oct 06, 2010 03:02 PM
I share the view of vijay singhal. The view of man of axn is really correct and i REALLY dont know why swaroop and Ramdas is unnecessarily badmouthing about the author.
