RaagVamdatt.com was recently reviewed in Mumbai Mirror, and received a very positive review

On Nov 2, 2009, Mumbai Mirror reviewed RaagVamdatt.com for its readers – and it is full of praises! In fact, a rating of 4 stars (out of 5) was assigned to the website.

You have always known and trusted RaagVamdatt.com for its practical financial advise in simple-to-follow language. Now, there is an affirmation from yet another main-stream publication.

What exactly has been said?

Here is what Mumbai Mirror has to say about RaagVamdatt.com:

“...breaks down jargon and helps you understand your money better”

“If you are new to the world of finance, or simply need a few pointers in the right direction, here is a site that is bound to help you out.”

“...articles which are always well-researched and well-written”

“Every week, Vamdatt writes a blog post on his site that demystifies one of the many terms encountered in daily financial planning that can perplex the average Joe”

The Negative (and why only 4 stars and not 5!)

Mumbai Mirror did not like the part of site navigation in terms of finding the most popular articles – you needed to scroll all the way down to see the list of most read articles.

I could immediately agree with that view – and assuming that you too would find this a little annoying, I have rearranged the navigation structure. Now, the list of the most popular articles can be found right below the list of categories.

(It's so true that you can't see your own flaws – at times, it needs a third person to point out the issues!)

A big thanks

I sincerely thank Mumbai Mirror for reviewing this website and recommending it to its readers with a very high rating.

You can download the review here, or can visit the webpage “Raag Vamdatt - Financial planning demystified – a weekly blog that breaks down jargon and helps you understand your money better”.

(Coincidentally, this review was published on the same day on which the Hindi edition of RaagVamdatt.com “Aapka Paisa, Aapki Planning” was launched)

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