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Value Research

Value Research

Value Research is an investment research company that has been empowering investors since 1991. For more from us, visit https://www.valueresearchonline.com/

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Who Changed Your Asset Allocation?

Who Changed Your Asset Allocation?

<p>A decision you made once is being overruled every single day. Dhirendra Kumar names the culprit.</p>

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The 2026 Scam Looks Like Advice.

The 2026 Scam Looks Like Advice.

<p>Four frauds, three questions, and why being clever is no defence.</p>

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The Points You Do Not Own

The Points You Do Not Own

<p>Investors spend hours defending their reward points but ignore the cost that quietly shrinks their savings every year</p>

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Only 7% of life insurance payouts are death claims

Only 7% of life insurance payouts are death claims

<p>IRDAI's own consultation paper shows surrender payouts are five times larger than death claims. This industry is not selling protection. It is selling an exit.</p>

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Why No Two Multi-Asset Funds Are Alike

Why No Two Multi-Asset Funds Are Alike

<p>Dhirendra Kumar explains why two funds in the same category can be two very different products, and the one document that tells them apart.</p>

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Buying the fund house

Buying the fund house

<p>Judging listed fund houses by the metric that matters most</p>

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Retirement's biggest risk is an empty afternoon

Retirement's biggest risk is an empty afternoon

<p>You spent 35 years learning not to react. Then you retire with time, a corpus and a phone, and the habit that built the money starts working against it.</p>

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3 Rules for a Small-Cap SIP

3 Rules for a Small-Cap SIP

<p>Dhirendra Kumar sets three entry conditions for small caps, and says all of them are compulsory.</p>

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The three-year wait

The three-year wait

<p>A four-test method for judging funds still finding their feet</p>

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Who really pays for India? It's not who you think

Who really pays for India? It's not who you think

<p>Why the '2-3 per cent pay all the tax' argument gets the maths wrong</p>

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