Customized personal advice and attention for each portfolio they handle, is the corporate signature of Rahul Mantri, who has been working as Personal Finance and Investment Consultants since 2006. Their firm Midas Touch handles over 200 clients, and its scope spreads across retail, HNI and corporate investors. Rahul’s knowledge and passion extend beyond bare essentials. That is why he did not stop after his MBA (Finance) and is a member of the prestigious group of CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERs. He has come a long way, beginning his career as an Investment and Finance consultant and a freelance writer. On 3rd April 2007, his first article on Personal Finance was published in The Times of India’s exclusive supplement “Your Money”, and since then he has authored several articles for the same supplement, along with few articles for The Economic Times and The Times of India, which were read all over the country. He has far sighted benchmarks, and his current association with Capital Market, a well regarded and trusted Investment and Finance journal, has resulted in 15 insightful and well-researched articles for its readers. He is also a major contributor to www.bullhouse.com, a Bangalore based online portal for Indian Financial Markets, which has garnered unprecedented readership in a short span of time.Apart from the above milestones that he has achieved, he has successfully completed numerous assignments to provide comprehensive and well-read content for newsletters and publications to financial barons like CNBC TV 18, ICICI Mutual Fund, Kotak Mutual Fund, DSP Blackrock Mutual Fund, IDFC Mutual Fund, Kotak Life Insurance, IndiaFirst Life Insurance, Shinsei Bank, HSBC Bank, etc.Despite his already notable achievements, he is constantly driven to reinvent himself and his approach towards his work. His goal is to transform financial cacophony into well-managed and organized portfolios for the clients who entrust him with their hard-earned money.Specialties: Financial Planning for individuals and corporates.Reports and writeups for financial magazines, newsletters, etc.