While inflation remains a major concern for the US economy, another troubling situation that happened in the US was the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). The bank was crippled in 48 hours under the pressure of high withdrawals, which it was unable to meet due to an asset-liability mismatch, a classic case of a bank run. Although the FED and FDIC have assured that money will be returned to depositors in order to strengthen public confidence in the US banking system, it cannot be ruled out that many of these banks will be under pressure.

In the Eurozone, consumer prices were up 8.5% in February, down from a peak of 10.6% in October and the lowest since May 2022, but well above the European Central Bank’s target of 2.0 percent.

China’s inflation rate has decelerated sharply; the economy grew by 3% for FY22, missing the national target of 5%, and for FY23, they have set a modest target of around 5%, which is the lowest in a decade.

However, in Japan, the inflation rate is on the rise. The annual inflation rate in Japan rose to 4.3% in January 2023 from 4.0% in the prior month. This was the highest reading since December 1981.

Well, there are several factors contributing to inflation in different nations, but by and large, supply chain disruption due to the Russia-Ukraine war is one of the most common and major reasons.

In India, retail inflation slowed down to 6.44% in the month of February, compared to 6.52% in January. The inflation rate stayed above the Reserve Bank of India a target of 2-6% for a second consecutive month. The biggest contributor to such rises was the cost of cereals and spices. Consumer confidence, which is published by the RBI, saw an uptick for the month, suggesting higher confidence by the Indian household in the economy. Although consumption remains below the pre-pandemic level, urban demand witnessed growth, whereas rural demand lagged.

The good news is that economic activity in India is at an all-time high, and capacity utilization is above its long-term average. The PMI data suggests stronger momentum across the manufacturing and service sectors. The government’s focus on capital expenditure will further boost demand and generate employment; private capex is also likely to follow.

As we inch towards the midpoint of this year, we might encounter an unwanted guest knocking at our door, and it is said to bring along with it a poor monsoon, which is going to affect the agriculture sector. The effect of EL Nino can be observed across the country as temperatures soar. Poor Rabi and Kharif crop output can push food inflation further up and delay rural demand recovery. Lastly, higher temperatures will lead to higher power demand, which could add to higher coal imports and inflation woes for consumers.

The equity market will witness volatility in the near term, although the market is undergoing time correction, and the valuation remains elevated when compared to other emerging markets. Nifty, however, appears to be fairly valued when compared to its long-term average.  On the sectoral front, banking and auto look good for the near term, whereas infrastructure can be a good bet for the medium to long term. Mutual fund investors can prefer investing in Flexicap funds, which will provide diversification benefits at the same time, help the investors surf market volatility.

On the other hand, the debt market looks attractive, considering the current yield, which offers a great return. The yield curve has mostly flattened, which presents a better opportunity in the 3–7 year segment. Further, no rate cuts are expected this year, but as soon as rate cuts start, debt investors will benefit the most. For the short term, investors can invest in low-duration funds, while medium-term investors should prefer a short-term debt fund or a dynamic bond fund.

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What is this journal all about?

Our journal “PW Insider” includes an in-depth analysis of the following:

1. Economic Outlook.
2. Open Banking and APIs
3. Insider top 50  
4. Stocks IN & OUT of Mutual Fund Portfolio
5. The Future of Work and Income Generation Across Generations
6. Debt Fund: Is this the best time to invest?
7. All you need to know about ITR, deductions, and the old and new tax regimes for (AY 23-24)

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This book is developed in collaboration with Prudent Wealth.

Prudent Wealth is a Professional Financial Planning and Chartered Wealth Management Firm. It is North Bengal and Sikkim’s fastest-growing Financial Consultant and Wealth Management Service Provider. 

We have served over 2,000+ clients and have an AUM of 250+ crores. Prudent Wealth was founded with a vision to provide complete wealth management solutions with professional expertise and the highest service standards to its clients. 

Our expertise, knowledge, years of experience, and thorough understanding of finance help the client achieve financial success. Our expertise, knowledge, years of experience, and comprehensive understanding of finance help the client achieve financial success. 

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We would like to thank Chandan Ghosh, founder-director of Prudent Wealth, for giving us this opportunity to develop the journal and share his valuable ideas. We would also like to thank the entire team of MyGoalMySip for their valuable input, which has helped us shape this journal.

• Editor PW Insider: Suraj Kar 
• Sub Editor PW Insider: Arpita Chatterjee 

Note to the readers:

This journal is solely developed to help the readers understand the necessity of financial planning and investing and its benefits and drawbacks. 

The contents of this publication do not necessarily represent or suggest Prudent Wealth’s endorsement, recommendation, or favoring. This publication is solely intended for educational and informational purposes. 

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What is a personal health insurance policy?

This sort of plan is tailored to an individual’s needs and requirements; factors such as age, health, family medical history, and so on are taken into account while deciding the premium amount. Policies typically include long waiting periods, and patients with pre-existing ailments must wait until the waiting period is over before receiving treatment.

What is the process for Group Health Insurance?

This type of insurance policy covers several people under a single insurance plan. Typically, businesses pay the premium and provide group coverage to their employees as a bonus. Depending on the policy, coverage may also include family members. When you opt for a group insurance plan and pay the premium, coverage begins on the first day, including pre-existing diseases. In case of a medical emergency, the covered individual can use the group insurance policy or plan to obtain cashless services at a network hospital or a hospital of their choosing and opt for reimbursement.

Difference between Group Insurance and Individual Health Insurance Plans:

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Who are you?
I am ChatGPT, an OpenAI-trained natural language processing model. I’m here to help with queries and provide information on a variety of subjects. What can I do for you today?

ChatGPT

ChatGPT has created a lot of buzzes. So we thought, why not simplify it for our readers to understand?

It is a chatbot built by the non-profit research organization OpenAI, and it is one of the most advanced models of its kind. It can interpret and respond to a diverse set of natural language inputs, making it ideal for applications like language translation, text summarization, and conversation.

If you have an Android or iOS smartphone, you may have interacted with Siri, Google Assistant, or a device with Alexa in your home. This software/device is to help you with performing simple actions such as making a phone call, playing music, creating a reminder, and so on. While these virtual assistants generally do a good job, ChatGPT performs better in two ways:

1. ChatGPT is made to have back-and-forth interactions with users, whereas the traditional virtual assistant is made to give info and carry out activities when requested. As a result, it can respond to inquiries in greater detail and carry on more natural-sounding discussions.
2. ChatGPT’s ability to remember preceding chats. Voice assistants like Siri and Alexa are made to carry out specific duties when asked to do so; they do not keep track of prior encounters. Contrarily, ChatGPT can recall previous exchanges and draw on that knowledge to tailor its responses in following conversations.

What makes ChatGPT powerful?

It entails highly realistic communication abilities, such as the capacity to explain ideas and point out subtleties. In many situations, it’s difficult to identify whether a human or a computer-generated bot is interacting. Grammar and syntax mistakes are few, and written structures are logical and clear. It is well-suited for many applications, from straightforward chatbots to more complicated dialogue systems and question-answering, thanks to its capacity to “remember” previous discussions and scalability. ChatGPT and its similar models are probably going to play a bigger role in various industries as the field of natural language processing continues to develop.

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The stock market underperformed in 2022; the S&P 500 had its worst year since 2008 when the global recession wiped out nearly 40% of the index’s value. Some economists and financial analysts continue predicting a looming economic recession that could increase market volatility this year.

It’s impossible to say what the market will do in the near future, so focus on your financial position and goals to evaluate the best course of action as the year unfolds. 

For instance, it probably doesn’t make sense to make rapid changes based on short-term volatility if the majority of your investments are in a retirement fund and you’re still relatively young. On the other hand, if your time horizon is shorter and you plan to retire in the next few years, capital preservation should be your top priority; it may be wise to shift your assets to low-risk investments.

In light of this, a wise question to ask yourself is: What should be your ‘SMART’ investment mantra for the year 2023?

Before you invest, set goals, and while you’re at it, think about inflation as well. The idea is to develop short- to long-term goals that are ‘SMART’ (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound). 

1. Take a quick overview: If you don’t know where you stand financially right now, you can’t make any significant changes in the new year. Your net worth, which is a snapshot of your whole wealth, is an excellent place to start. Subtract your liabilities from your assets. By doing so, you’ll be able to determine if you’re in the plus or the minus, plan and prioritize your spending, saving, and investing, and provide a baseline by which to gauge your success over time. It is also a good opportunity to check your credit report to ensure that your accounts and liabilities are appropriately recorded.
2. Prioritize and set goals: Ask yourself, what are your top priorities for this year? Prioritize your goals, whether you wish to save more, pay off debt, build an emergency fund, or help your family, so you know where to put your money first. 
3. Spend with caution: Make a budget that covers both your current living expenses and your long-term goals. List all of your monthly expenses, and put your goals into consideration when making spending decisions. Moreover, if you go over budget, act with caution and pay attention to how you’ll cut back on your spending in the future to avoid getting into more debt than you can handle.
4. Expect the unexpected: Be sure you’ve got proper insurance coverage. Don’t forget to create an emergency fund in an account that is simple to access, ideally with enough money to cover three to six months’ worth of living expenses in the event of an illness or job loss.

Investment Tips for 2023:

1. Analyze the business model’s viability in the Indian context and whether the company is likely to profit from the macroeconomic forces affecting the Indian economy.
2. Invest in companies that have an increasing or consistent revenue stream, as momentum may take a backseat in 2023.
3. A concentrated portfolio with a business having a competitive advantage and available at a reasonable price will be far better.
4. Bonds and other debt securities that benefit from rising interest rates will be imperative in the future.
5. Corporate bonds issued by fundamentally sound corporations will yield higher returns.
6. The banking stocks are projected to gain from a pickup in credit growth and house sales.
7. The government’s infrastructure drive will most likely assist related businesses and subsectors.
8. Only invest in stocks if you can hold them for a medium- to long-term period. Better yet, invest your surplus funds in debt securities and completely shun equity.
9. Watch out for industries that are likely to undergo significant pushes or reforms.
10.  Think about “finding the next big trend”.

Which segments will shine brightly in 2023?

Note: The end of a fiscal year is critical for making long-term financial decisions. Irrespective of your current strategy, this could be a perfect moment to work with a wealth manager who can provide you with customized and impartial guidance on how to achieve your goals. Working overtime for fortune isn’t enough; your wealth should also work for yourself. Consequently, if you want your money to grow for you, invest it.

• Bonds and large-cap equities offer relative yield options that can help you secure your yield. Bonds and other debt securities that benefit from rising interest rates will be imperative in the future.
• Consider giving structural financial themes, domestic cyclical themes, and investment-driven themes long-term value.
• Using defensive assets, strengthen portfolios against the unexpected.
• Expand your horizons using non-traditional strategies.
• Think about “finding the next big trend”.

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Indian weddings are well-known for being extravagant, expensive, grand, and crowded. A few intimate wedding ceremonies last an entire day, whereas others last a whole week. It is known for being the most culturally significant and exciting celebration for Indian families.

While hosting 50 people for one day certainly costs a fortune, a typical Indian wedding involves managing the costs of hosting at least 100–200 guests for 2-3 days in addition to splurging a lot of money on the wedding events. When considering all parts of a typical wedding, the final expense is likely to be about Rs. 10-15 Lakhs. 

Consequently, to spend such an amount solely on the marriage, with a minimum of Rs. 1.5–2 lakhs set aside for post-wedding obligations, becomes insanely difficult for an average middle-class Indian making around Rs. 40,000 per month. However, given the importance and expectations of a wedding in one’s life, people tend to make the ten most common financial mistakes when planning their wedding, willingly or unwillingly, but we don’t want you to make the same mistakes.

10 Common Money Mistakes:

We would hate for you to make any of the following common financial mistakes and end up making a huge hole in your wallet.

1. Underestimating the cost: Many couples don’t fully understand the costs associated with a wedding and often underestimate the expenses, leading to overspending.
2. Not setting a budget: Without a budget in place, it’s easy to overspend on various aspects of the wedding, such as the venue, catering, and decorations.
3. Paying for unnecessary extras: Weddings often come with a host of additional expenses, such as wedding favors, photo booth rentals, and elaborate floral arrangements, that can quickly add up.
4. Ignoring vendor contracts: It’s essential to thoroughly read and understand all vendor contracts to avoid hidden fees or charges that can significantly impact your budget.
5. Not negotiating: Don’t be afraid to negotiate with vendors to secure the best possible price for your wedding.
6. Not being mindful of the guest list: The number of guests you invite can have a significant impact on your wedding budget, so it’s essential to keep your guest list manageable.
7. Not considering alternative options: Consider alternative options, such as having a smaller wedding or choosing a less expensive venue, to stay within budget.
8. Not saving ahead of time: Wedding planning takes time, and starting to save well in advance can help reduce financial stress and ensure that you have enough funds to cover all expenses.
9. Not considering all expenses: It’s easy to overlook minor expenses, such as transportation and parking costs, which can quickly add up.
10.  Borrowing too much money: While it’s common to take out loans to pay for a wedding, it’s crucial to avoid borrowing too much money, as this can lead to financial strain in the future.

Planning a wedding can be a joyful and exciting experience, but it’s important to avoid these common financial mistakes to ensure that the day is memorable for all the right reasons. By setting a budget, being mindful of expenses, and considering alternative options, you can have a wedding that is both beautiful and affordable.

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Our journal “PW Insider” includes an in-depth analysis of the following:

1. Economic Outlook.
2. WEB3
3. Insider top 50 
4. Top 5 Stocks
5. Union Budget 2023
6. Investment Lessons from Famous Movies
7. Insider Top Equity Mutual Funds
8. Stocks IN & OUT of Mutual Fund Portfolio

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This book is developed in collaboration with Prudent Wealth.

Prudent Wealth is a Professional Financial Planning and Chartered Wealth Management Firm. It is North Bengal and Sikkim’s fastest-growing Financial Consultant and Wealth Management Service Provider. 

We have served over 2,000+ clients and have an AUM of 250+ crores. Prudent Wealth was founded with a vision to provide complete wealth management solutions with professional expertise and the highest service standards to its clients. 

Our expertise, knowledge, years of experience, and thorough understanding of finance help the client achieve financial success. Our expertise, knowledge, years of experience, and comprehensive understanding of finance help the client achieve financial success. 

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We would like to thank Chandan Ghosh, founder-director of Prudent Wealth, for giving us this opportunity to develop the journal and share his valuable ideas. We would also like to thank the entire team of MyGoalMySip for their valuable input, which has helped us shape this journal.

• Editor PW Insider: Suraj Kar 
• Sub Editor PW Insider: Arpita Chatterjee 

Note to the readers:

This journal is solely developed to help the readers understand the necessity of financial planning, and investing, and its benefits and drawbacks. 

The contents of this publication do not necessarily represent or suggest Prudent Wealth’s endorsement, recommendation, or favoring. This publication is solely intended for educational and informational purposes. 

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Our journal “PW Insider” includes an in-depth analysis of the following:

1. Economic Outlook.
2. What is ChatGPT?
3. Insider Top 50 Stocks.
4. Top News of The Month.
5. What’s Your Investing Mantra For 2023?
6. Exclusive Interview with Pintso Gyatso, Co-Founder Our Guest.
7. A Step-By-Step Guide to Your Financial Success.
8. Insider Top Hybrid Funds.
9. Stocks In & Out of Mutual Fund Portfolio.

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Publisher Description:

This book is developed in collaboration with Prudent Wealth.

Prudent Wealth is a Professional Financial Planning and Chartered Wealth Management Firm. It is North Bengal and Sikkim’s fastest-growing Financial Consultant and Wealth Management Service Provider. 

We have served over 2,000+ clients and have an AUM of 250+ crores. Prudent Wealth was founded with a vision to provide complete wealth management solutions with professional expertise and the highest service standards to its clients. 

Our expertise, knowledge, years of experience, and thorough understanding of finance help the client achieve financial success. Our expertise, knowledge, years of experience, and comprehensive understanding of finance help the client achieve financial success. 

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We would like to thank Chandan Ghosh, founder-director of Prudent Wealth, for giving us this opportunity to develop the journal and share his valuable ideas. We would also like to thank the entire team of MyGoalMySip for their valuable input, which has helped us shape this journal.

• Editor PW Insider: Suraj Kar 
• Sub Editor PW Insider: Arpita Chatterjee 

Note to the readers:

This journal is solely developed to help the readers understand the necessity of financial planning, and investing, and its benefits and drawbacks. 

The contents of this publication do not necessarily represent or suggest Prudent Wealth’s endorsement, recommendation, or favoring. This publication is solely intended for educational and informational purposes. 

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Earlier in 2022, Russia announced that it might ban cryptocurrency operations, and in July 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law banning digital payments across the nation. Not, only in Russia, but even in China, cryptocurrencies have been banned since September 2021.

The interest rate hikes are also one of the biggest reason behind the falling price of crypto as, the Central Bank all around the world hikes interest rates as a result squeezing away the liquidity from the market the markets are natural to react but the ferocity of reaction will depend on how much of it is actually artificially inflated and as we all know that cryptos generally don’t have any underlying assets from which it derives value, more the money pumped in, more the demand and hence the price hike, but as soon as the plug of liquidity is pulled off the demand dries and price falls.

Remember the Terra Luna crash, in the mid of 2022? LUNA fell over 95% in a day, while the Terra network and its leader, Do Kwon, rose to prominence in the cryptocurrency world over the course of four years, all ending in a disastrous fall from grace. The Luna crypto network collapsed in what is considered the largest crypto crash ever, with an estimated $60 billion wipeout, shaking the global digital currency market.  Besides that, sources claim that the crash of the cryptocurrencies Terra USD and LUNA caused losses to about 2.1 lac Indians.

A month before, news flashed all over social media that one of the largest crypto exchanges, FTX, had filed for bankruptcy. The entire crypto community was stunned and shocked. Now, the former CEO of failed crypto firm FTX, Sam BankBankman-Fried, has been arrested in the Bahamas at the request of the U.S. government and charged with defrauding investors and diverting proceeds from investors to buy real estate on behalf of himself and his family. According to reports, he could face life in prison. What is more important is that he was once viewed as a white knight in the cryptocurrency community and is now a con man.

These are some of the significant events that have contributed to the downfall. If you look at the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap, you will notice that they have all seen massive wealth destruction.

On the other hand, Blockchain, the technology underlying cryptocurrency, has seen increased acceptance by the Indian government in a variety of sectors, most notably:

The Telecom Sector: 

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has directed that all telecom companies begin implementing blockchain technology. The use of blockchain technology in the telecom sector will aid in the reduction of spam calls. Through blockchain technology, authorities will be able to track down unregistered telemarketing companies. Telecom companies believe that using blockchain technology in conjunction with artificial intelligence (AI) will help to eliminate most of the telecom industry’s shortcomings.

The Tea Board of India:

The Tea Board of India intends to use blockchain technology to improve traceability throughout the whole supply chain. They have been dealing with a decline in the quality of tea produced as a result of adulteration. The use of blockchain technology throughout the supply chain will aid in the keeping of records at each stage. It will help to increase accountability while also allowing authorities to identify and eliminate problem areas.

Blockchain for secured voting:

Three students from Malla Reddy Engineering College for Women have created a novel idea that demonstrates how blockchain technology can be used to safeguard our nation’s electoral system. A pilot project conducted by these students in gated communities and housing estates demonstrated that implementing the concept in real life would be extremely beneficial.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI):

SEBI has directed all depositories to use blockchain technology to keep records. It will increase transparency in the record-keeping process, as well as in the monitoring of the creation of securities and covenants on non-convertible securities.

Blockchain for Land Records:

India: In 2018, the Uttar Pradesh government announced plans to introduce a blockchain-based record-keeping system to secure land registries and revenue records. Similarly, another state, Andhra Pradesh, is also working with private firms to secure land records in its new capital, Amaravati, using blockchain.

Blockchain for Police Records:

The police force of Goa, a state in western India, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with blockchain startup 5ire to adopt a blockchain-based record-keeping system. The Goa Police has taken this step to go paperless as well as improve security and transparency to provide better-policing services to citizens.

Although blockchain is a revolutionary technology, as an investor, you might probably be better off reducing your exposure to this highly risky asset. If you are highly optimistic about crypto, then you can limit your investment to at most 10 percent of your investment portfolio. In days to come, we might witness some great use cases and opportunities; till then. Sit tight!

There are numerous other industries where the Indian government plans to implement blockchain technology, aside from those in which it has already been adopted or is in the process of adoption. The Indian government also plans to establish a national blockchain framework that will help transform the future of as many as forty-four sectors, including education, pharmaceuticals, farming, energy, e-governance, and others. Blockchain technology has many potential applications in India, and the government is prepared to make it easier for this new technology to be incorporated and adopted there.

Blockchain technology is certain to change the game for India shortly. It will help in redesigning and eradicating all of the significant issues in the majority of the crucial government services. According to projections, blockchain technology will be worth $176 billion by 2050. Therefore, in the future, India’s adoption of blockchain technology is going to take it to a whole new level and help it move up significantly in the rankings among the countries.

Written by: CA Suraj Kar  

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2. How UPI has revolutionized the way we transact?
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4. Insider top 50
5. Entrepreneur of the Month: Shri. P.K. Pradhan – Chairman of Citizen Urban Co-operative Bank Ltd.
6. How to invest in Gold?
7. Upasana Taku: Making Waves in the Indian Fintech?
8. Travel Insurance.

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This book is developed in collaboration with Prudent Wealth.

Prudent Wealth is a Professional Financial Planning and Chartered Wealth Management Firm. It is North Bengal and Sikkim’s fastest-growing Financial Consultant and Wealth Management Service Provider. 

We have served over 2,000+ clients and have an AUM of 250+ crores. Prudent Wealth was founded with a vision to provide complete wealth management solutions with professional expertise and the highest level of service standards to its clients. 

Our expertise, knowledge, years of experience, and thorough understanding of finance help the client achieve financial success. Our expertise, knowledge, years of experience, and thorough understanding of finance help the client achieve financial success. 

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Acknowledgment: 

We would like to thank Chandan Ghosh, founder-director of Prudent Wealth, for giving us this opportunity to come up with the journal and share his valuable ideas. We would also like to thank the entire team of MyGoalMySip for their valuable inputs, which have helped us shape this journal.

• Editor PW Insider: Suraj Kar 
• Sub Editor PW Insider: Arpita Chatterjee 

Note to the readers:

This journal is solely developed to help the readers understand the necessity of financial planning, and investing, and its benefits and drawbacks. 

The contents of this publication do not necessarily represent or suggest Prudent Wealth’s endorsement, recommendation, or favoring. This publication is solely intended for educational and informational purposes. 

For more information, reach us at support@prudentwealth.in

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