People carry myths, half-baked assumptions, and misplaced priorities that pushes insurance in the list of ‘good-to-haves’ rather than ‘must-haves’.

Many couples don’t have clearly defined financial goals, and joint planning for emergencies or big-ticket milestones like a home or a child’s education. 

Many people wait — thinking they’ll buy it “later” when they’re older, earning more, or have bigger responsibilities.
But life doesn’t wait. And neither do insurance premiums.

A good fund manager never chases trends blindly or makes emotional decisions in the market. Instead, they rely on data-driven analysis, economic indicators, and market behavior to guide their portfolio adjustments.