Author name: Manish Goel

Manish Goel is the Founder & Director of Equentis Wealth Advisory, India’s equity-research house on a mission to democratise wealth creation. A qualified Company Secretary, law graduate, and UK-trained Master of International Trade & Finance, Manish brings global finance acumen to India’s investing landscape. His market narratives turn complex data into clear, actionable insights that empower everyday investors. Since launching Equentis in 2009, he has guided thousands toward confident, well-researched stock decisions. Away from the charts, Manish recharges by exploring world cinema and mentoring young entrepreneurs.

Best Date for SIPs
Investing

Best Date to Invest in SIP: Does It Matter?

Investing in mutual funds through a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) has become one of the most popular ways for salaried and retail investors to build wealth gradually. As SIP gains popularity, many new investors ask a common question: “Which is the best date to invest in SIP?” Or, more specifically, “Does the SIP date selection affect my investment returns?”

ULIP vs SIP Which Is Better
Investing

ULIP vs SIP: Which Investment Option is Better for You

Every investor in India encounters the debate of ULIP vs SIP at least once. Whether you’re a first-time investor or looking for ways to optimize your current strategy, understanding these two options is essential. This article aims to break down the complexities. We’ll compare ULIP vs SIP based on risk, returns, and overall benefits.

Is SIP Tax-Free
Taxonomy

Is SIP Tax-Free? Know the Tax Rules Before You Invest

Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) have become one of the most popular ways for individuals to invest in mutual funds. One of the common questions new and even experienced investors ask is, “Is SIP tax free?” The answer isn’t a simple yes or no. Taxation on SIPs depends on multiple factors, such as the type of mutual fund, investment duration, and the amount of capital gains.

Income Tax Assessee under the Income Tax Act
Taxonomy

Income Tax Assessee: Definition, Types, and Responsibilities

An Income Tax Assessee is any individual or entity obligated to pay taxes or any other sum under the Income Tax Act, 1961. This includes those who have earned income, incurred losses, or are liable to pay taxes on behalf of others. The term includes many taxpayers, from salaried individuals to companies and trusts.