Investing 101 For Your 20s
When you're in your 20s, saving and investing money is probably the last thing on your mind. First job, first salary, and financial freedom can be overwhelming. We all wish to be carefree and enjoy our salary by taking a...
How much can I make if I invest Rs.1000 every month ?
Pandit Nehru once threw a 100 rupee note across the Ganga in 1947 and Indira Gandhi caught it on the other side. I tried the same yesterday from my room, and it couldn’t even cross my bed. Why? Because 100...
5 Secret Tricks for Safe Investment
Looking to park your money in a safe investment product with the low risk of fixed deposits and yet gives you better returns? All through your childhood, your parents probably told you to save for your future. Which is what you...
3 Golden Investing Rules For First Time Jobbers
A huge car, a luxurious home, lavish holidays and a cushy retirement — can you imagine a better life for yourself? All this means you should either have a very large income or a very good plan to meet all these goals,...
The Cost of Delayed Investment
People tend to delay their investment each day to the following day with a mindset that it hardly makes any difference if the investment is delayed by 24 hours. But delayed investment could turn out to expensive. Find out how....
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ELSS tax benefits are available for both Indian residents and NRIs
This article was first published on livemint. Are there any tax-saving advantages in NRI mutual funds? Equity-linked saving schemes (ELSS) allow tax saving under Section 80C of the Indian Income Tax Act. An investment of up to ₹1.50 lakh in ELSS...
Does budget 2020 change your life as a mutual fund investor?
If you are a mutual fund investor, budget 2020 does change some things. There are three key items that have been announced in this budget. Taxation on dividends, removal of dividend distribution tax and changes in the tax treatment of side pocketing in Mutual fund portfolios.