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Billion dollar investing tips from Warren Buffett Warren Buffett is a luminous example of the school of value investing. Starting with an initial fund of $105,000 in 1956, Buffet grew it to $45 billion over the next 50 years, making him the second richest man in the world.  Email this

Want to succeed? Avoid these 9 traps Success leads to the damaging behaviors of a lack of urgency, a proud and protective attitude, and entitlement thinking.  Email this

How to read your mutual fund statement Most mutual fund investors fear their monthly statement that teh fund houses send them. Here are a few things that can help you read your MF statement to your satisfaction.  Email this

Do you keep delaying things? Eat that frog! There is one quality that one must possess to win, and that is definiteness of purpose, the knowledge of what one wants and a burning desire to achieve it, says Brian Tracy.  Email this

10 ways to boost your self-confidence Psychologists say that there are many little ways that can instantly help boost self-confidence. Here are some easy tips on how to do just that.  Email this

Govt raises salary limit for bonus Ahead of the festival season, the government on Monday handed a bonanza to millions of industrial workers by approving changes to the Bonus Act, which would make workers drawing up to Rs 10,000 monthly salary eligible for annual bonus.  Email this

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Get gorgeous with these home beauty treatments Why waste money ate the calon when you can get gorgeous in the comfort of your own home. Here are some easy-to-do home beauty treatments.  Email this

Stagnating at work? A mentor could help Mentoring is intended to influence you from within, as a person. Mentoring is not about supervising you for a task or coaching you short term for a pending project.  Email this

Mukesh Ambani earns Rs 864,000 a day! Mukesh Ambani makes close to Rs 1,000 every second for his flagship company Reliance Industries and, in turn, gets a reward of one per cent of this additional profit. The paycheck of Ambani India got fatter by over Rs 5 crore to Rs 30.46 crore.  Email this

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