Personal Finance Articles

What is Liquidity Trap? In economics, liquidity means a state of having more cash. While liquidity trap means a situation where too much cash circulating in the economy becomes a problem. Here, cash does not mean physical cash. It refers...

What is Liquidity Ratio? Liquidity ratios are accounting indicators of a company's capacity to meet short-term obligations. Prospective creditors and lenders frequently use liquidity ratios to determine whether or not to extend credit to businesses. These ratios compare the amount...

What are Large Cap Stocks? Large cap stocks are shares of companies whose market capitalisation is more than INR 20,000 crore. These companies are known to be more stable than mid-cap companies or small-cap companies. Furthermore, their track record and...

Kotak Mahindra Bank offers an entire range of savings account for different types of investors. All the Kotak Bank Savings Accounts have an interest in the range of 3.5%-4%. Also, Kotak Mahindra Bank offers net banking and mobile banking facilities...

This article was first published on Moneycontrol For the last few years, the sales in the Indian residential market has been plummeting. There is a supply glut in most large markets in the country. Despite an improvement in the sales and supply...

Should you invest in Bitcoin or control your urge? That’s a million dollar question today. Battle lines are drawn between Bitcoin fans and critics making this a tough one to conclude. In this short read, we look at Bitcoin movements,...

What is Irredeemable Debentures? Irredeemable debentures are a type of debenture that cannot be redeemed during the lifetime of the company. Investors can only redeem if the company is winding up. The debenture holders enjoy an interest in these instruments...

As an investor, if you want to invest in equities, you will also look for opportunities in upcoming IPOs. But do you know the IPO Process in India? It is essential to know the IPO process, which will help you...