Lovaii Navlakhi
Founder & CEO, International Money Matters Pvt. Ltd
April 21, 2020
Reading Time: 2 minutes The world doesn’t want any one of us to think smaller, the world needs all of us to dream bigger, to be bolder and figure out what make us feel excited and accomplished. Genuinely playing the professional role of a financial advisor requires a hefty amount of vision, self-belief, education and experience. As long as we stick to our paths with an honest mind-set, we can withstand tough phases, open up opportunities and make headway.
Being innovative and different is often a boon, and hence today, we present Think Tank to you a little differently. Mr.Lovaii Navlakhi displays his poetic streak as he talks about career path vis-a-vis his personality and passion. He tells us how he shaped up his financial advisory practice and adapted to changes by keeping “client’s interest first” under the spotlight.
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Lovaii Navlakhi
Founder & CEO, International Money Matters Pvt. Ltd
February 25, 2020
Reading Time: 3 minutes “Change is the only constant” is one thing we have been hearing for almost all our lives. However, just knowing this is not enough to help us steer through changing times. How we perceive changes in life(good or bad) greatly impacts how our clients do too, and we are going to handhold our clients through a lot of good, bad and sometimes heart-breaking transitions in life. Mr. Lovaii Navlakhi tells us today about how we can help ourselves and our clients deal with transitions in their life as a stepping stone to a transformed way of living.
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Lovaii Navlakhi
Founder & CEO, International Money Matters Pvt. Ltd
March 13, 2013
Reading Time: 4 minutes Industry estimates put the difference in expenses of the two plans – direct plan and regular plan anywhere between 0.5% to 1% p.a. for equity funds, 0.1% to 0.4% p.a. for debt funds and 0.05% to 0.15% p.a. for liquid funds. Hence Direct plans are likely to give a return higher by that much year on year when compared to regular plans; and with compounding over a long period of time, this difference could be significant. So is this benefit big enough for your investor to want to forego your services?
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