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For accumulating a large sum like one crore, investing through SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) in equity mutual funds is a better route.
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If you are being added to any Telegram or WhatsApp group promising part-time jobs or receiving share trading advice be cautious! Messaging apps and social media platforms have become hubs for cyber scams.
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This union budget, there is a demand to reduce the tax burden and rather give more tax exemptions to those who take health insurance.
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Do you know that the health insurance regulator IRDA wants insurance companies to make medical expenses completely cashless? Now health insurance companies cannot reject a cashless claim stating that the hospital where you received treatment was not on the company's network list. Similarly, IRDA has changed other rules to make it easier for health insurance policyholders. Here are 7 changes that have been made.
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Following BYJU'S, another edtech company, Unacademy, is now seen to be in a precarious situation. This raises questions whether Unacademy is also following the footsteps of BYJU'S.
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Grasping and applying these strategies can aid in controlling overspending despite the appeal of cashless payments
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If the NDA government increases the limit of the standard deduction in Union Budget 2024, it will increase the disposable income of salaried individuals, leading to an increase in spending. Increased spending will accelerate economic activities.
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After retirement, the regular income from a job ends, so it's crucial to plan for a regular income in retirement so that you continue to have enough money for daily expenses, medicines, medical treatments and any major responsibilities without difficulty. When planning for easy retirement, always keep these 5 things in mind.
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With numerous major IPOs such as Bajaj Housing Finance and Hyundai Motor India in the pipeline, investors looking to earn substantial returns in the coming days should be prepared.
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These reforms are set to benefit countless employees who were previously unable to access their EPS contributions due to short job tenures
