Lakshmi Krishnan
Finance Reviewer · SEBI-registered Investment Adviser
Lakshmi is a SEBI-registered investment adviser who reviews articles on mutual funds, SIPs and retirement planning. She has over a decade of experience in fee-only financial planning.
Reviews for: Personal Finance & Money Skills
Covers: mutual funds, asset allocation, retirement planning
Articles reviewed by Lakshmi Krishnan
DeFi & Algorithmic Investing9 min read
How to Set Up Automated Crypto Index Portfolios Safely
Our automated crypto index portfolios guide covers rebalancing rules, custody choices, smart-contract risk and the security checklist to run before committing a single dollar.
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Micro-Investing for Gen Z9 min read
From Spare Change to Wealth: Best Micro-Investing Apps Reviewed
Our best micro investing apps review compares round-ups, fees, fractional shares and tax-advantaged accounts to show which apps can actually turn spare change into long-term wealth.
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DeFi & Algorithmic Investing8 min read
Robo-Advisors vs DIY Index Investing: Costs, Pros and Cons
A plain comparison of paying a robo-advisor and building a simple index portfolio yourself: the layers of cost, what automation really adds, the Indian regulatory picture and how to decide.
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DeFi & Algorithmic Investing11 min read
Stablecoins Explained: How They Work and the Risks Most People Miss
Stablecoins promise a steady one-dollar value, but that promise depends on reserves, redemption rights and regulation. Here is how they work, the risks people overlook, and India's tax rules for virtual digital assets.
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Micro-Investing for Gen Z11 min read
SIP vs Lump Sum Investing: Which Works Better and When
A plain comparison of SIP and lump sum investing: what long-run data shows about investing at once versus in stages, when a monthly SIP is simply the only option, and how to handle a windfall without freezing.
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Micro-Investing for Gen Z10 min read
How to Build an Emergency Fund: How Much, Where to Keep It and How Fast
A step-by-step plan to build an emergency fund: work out your monthly number, choose a target of three to twelve months, split it between a savings account, deposits and liquid funds, and set a pace you can keep.
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