Curated by Jane Borges, Arpika Bhosale, Juhi Manjrekar and Christalle Fernandes

Start young

Teenager Krishnaveer Kaigonkar has written an interesting book on investing for his peers. In Piggy Bank Investing, Kaigonkar who is all of 16 years old, has systematically broken-down different aspects of investment. We particularly loved the table that explains the fiscal risk for a 15-year-old vs a 25-year-old, detailing pros such as the younger lot having the capacity to lose money while the latter might not be able to take big losses. The last chapter, How to Build a Balanced Portfolio, talks about what a bad and a model portfolio looks like. We loved the book because it has tips that even grownups can learn from.
Amazon, Rs 149