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  One works hard throughout his or her life creating assets. And one of the primary reasons for doing so is to ensure financial safety and security to their loved ones. But what would happen to these assets on the person’s sudden or untimely demise? Have you given a thought to it? That’s where estate planning comes into the picture. Estate Planning is not only for the Rich and the Old. And it is definitely not an exercise to be looked after post retirement. Estate planning in simple terms refers to the passing of assets from one generation to the next. The person doing estate planning decides how much of the estate – be it property, car, personal articles, financial investments, etc. – will to pass on to whom and how, after the person’s demise. It is a dynamic process that needs to be reviewed at regular intervals to absorb any changes that might happen in our life or in the laws of the country. Importance of Estate Planning Dying intestate i.e. without a valid Will in place, can crea

  INDIA is at par with the rest of the world now in respect of Tax. Global corporations may start Capex in India by doing so they may manage Risk better of their businesses. Most of the manufacturing companies will get benefited from this tax cut. The next 2 years are nowhere on the planet except India. Jobs will come back because of additional liquidity. Consumption may revive as prices may come down. A good monsoon will play a great role in Rural Economy it leads to better Rural income. Eventually, Rerating of Companies will be likely and Certainly of India. More savings better management of Funds more cash flow and Better utilization of resources become earnings.   Ranking of Global tourism India is 34th now. You must have started receiving now SMS and emails from banks for the loans. Transmission of interest rates may start sooner or later. Steps which FM is taking will be reflecting in the economy in the next 3-4 quarters. US & China trade war we feel that deal may happen soon