Shipra Singh is a Special Correspondent at Mint, where she covers personal finance topics including tax, credit cards, insurance, and investments. With a keen interest in human-centric features, Shipra explores evolving money habits and trends in saving, spending, and wealth creation. She is featured in outlets such as TV Season Spoilers, The Economic Times, and Hindustan Times Syndication.
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Shipra Singh's articles predominantly focus on personal finance, taxation, and real estate in India. She often includes expert commentary and investment analysis in her coverage.
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By: Mina Chandra, Nitin Raut, Ram Manohar Lohia, Shrishti Dahuja, Shipra Singh
Impact of violence against medical professionals: An online survey of medical practitioners in India
The First Global founder explains why asset allocation matters more than stock picking, why she remains underweight on the US and why she avoids real estate and private credit.
Under Indian tax law, a person's obligation to file and pay taxes does not end with death. The responsibility passes to their legal representative or legal heirs, and overlooking it can lead to notices, penalties and delays in settling financial affairs.
Consumers are renting mango trees and buying so-called mango bonds to secure premium fruit directly from farms. But are these genuine investments or simply a smarter way to buy mangoes?
By: Shipra Singh
The Edelweiss Mutual Fund CEO manages thousands of crores for investors, but her personal wealth strategy relies on an annual ritual that keeps emotion out of the market.
For most NRIs, the right way to use this window is to use their disposable savings to make a deposit for three to five years and leave the leverage to those equipped for its risks.
A will works for simple estates. But for NRIs, minors, special-needs beneficiaries and multi-jurisdiction assets, a trust can offer greater control, continuity and protection.
By: Shipra Singh
A recent tax tribunal ruling highlights how income tax clubbing provisions can help taxpayers reduce their tax liability.
By: Shipra Singh
Investors in overseas stocks must make note of costs related to forex spreads, brokerage fees and the process of asset transfers to heirs and nominees.
Indian residents with foreign stocks, employee stock ownership plan or bank accounts must disclose them in Schedule FA regardless of whether they were sold.
