Ananya Grover is a Senior Correspondent at BQ Prime. She specializes in finance, personal finance, and the banking sector, covering a range of topics including credit health, debt management, retirement planning, and investment strategies. Ananya's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as NDTV Profit, Financial Express, World Wealth Journal, MSN, LiveMint, and Hindustan Times Syndication.
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By: Ananya Grover, Jash Kriplani, Aprajita Sharma, Shipra Singh, Ann Jacob
Financial independence is an aspiration worth pursuing, not as an escape from a toxic workplace, a bad boss or a poor appraisal, but as a means of building a richer, more purposeful life.
Retail investors are flocking to corporate bonds but relying too heavily on credit ratings. Experts say ratings miss default, liquidity and price risks.
India has lagged global markets amid the AI boom. DSP’s Jay Kothari explains why that underperformance could reverse, where investors should look and how to approach the coming IPO wave.
By: Ananya Grover
New Delhi, Aug. 21 -- For nearly two years, Indian equities have lagged a world captivated by AI and semiconductors.
Airbnb once emerged as an alternative to traditional long-term leasing, where typical rental yields are stuck at a mere 2–4%. But as listings surged across the country, that premium is beginning to disappear.
By: Ananya Grover
New Delhi, Aug. 25 -- For years, Airbnb offered Indian homeowners a tempting proposition: turn an empty house into a short-term rental and earn far more than the 2-4% yield typically available from conventional renting.
The RBI wants banks and NBFCs to follow clearer rules on loan spreads, rate revisions and APRs. The changes could make borrowing easier to compare, but may also push lenders to price risk upfront.
By: Ananya Grover
Finfluencers increasingly shape Indian investment decisions, but few are Sebi-registered. Here's what investors should know about stock calls, sponsorships, credentials, red flags and recourse.
Paid credit services promise to explain falling scores, flag unfamiliar accounts and offer personalized guidance. But when does that advice add enough value to justify the fee?
With the repo rate at 5.25%, hybrid home loans offer borrowers a way to lock in EMI certainty, but the premium can make floating rates the better bet.
