For many NRIs, buying property in India feels like a natural financial decision. It may be a way to invest in India, create a future home, keep something for parents, or simply stay connected to the country they may eventually return to. But there is a question that is often overlooked: What are you actually … Read more
In the previous article, we looked at how financial planning becomes different when you are an NRI. The basic questions remain the same — income, expenses, investments and goals. But an NRI has additional dimensions to consider: where you live, where you may eventually retire, which currency you will spend, what happens to your foreign … Read more
In the earlier article, we saw how a high NRI salary does not necessarily guarantee financial freedom. The key takeaway was that the basics still need to be done right: financial goals, adequate protection, goal-based financial planning and regular review remain important even when you earn abroad. We also introduced the idea of using Purchasing … Read more
“You earn in dollars. You must be financially settled.” If you’re an NRI, you’ve probably heard this more than once. Friends assume you’re wealthy. Family believes money isn’t a concern. People back home often compare your salary with Indian salaries and conclude that financial freedom must naturally follow. It sounds reasonable. After all, if someone … Read more