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Avinash Luthria

  • Financial Planner, Fiduciaries and Contributor, Freelance
Bangalore
Covers:  Personal Finance & Investing, primarily in India

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Avinash Luthria’s Biography

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Founder, Registered Investment Adviser (India), Hourly-Fee Financial Planner at Fiduciaries.in and Contributor

Mandatory Disclosure: Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Registered Investment Adviser registration details: INA200011125 / Avinash Khatoo Luthria

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Why investors should opt for MFCentral for direct MF transactions

Why investors should opt for MFCentral for direct MF transactions

MFCentral makes direct plan MF transactions more robust by eliminating the middleman and also significantly r…

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Avoid overspending, financial mistakes in early years of retirement

Avoid overspending, financial mistakes in early years of retirement

Persistent high inflation in developing countries, including India, confuses people and makes them spend much…

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Choose fixed-fee RIAs to avoid high costs, improve value for money

Choose fixed-fee RIAs to avoid high costs, improve value for money

One reason why the fee can't be lower than 3 per cent is that it is difficult for an RIA to do a good job and…

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Three financial planning mistakes experts make

Three financial planning mistakes experts make

Your financial plan should not be based on slogans or catchphrases. Instead, keep asking why till you agree w…

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Could you run out of money in your lifetime?

Could you run out of money in your lifetime?

A good financial plan must identify the reasons why a person could run out of money in his lifetime and find …

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Why active mutual funds do not beat the index

Why active mutual funds do not beat the index

Active mutual funds on an average (and net of fees) underperform the index because they have less inside info…

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