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G7 commits to at least 15% global minimum corporate tax; key takeaways
Finance ministers from wealthy G7 nations on Saturday pledged to commit to a global minimum corporate tax of at least 15 percent, rallying behind a US-backed plan.
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Four-point guide to break the vicious circle of loans
Patience builds wealth, and purchases influenced by your friend, neighbor, office colleague or even you siblings may not help you
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Women must take financial decisions confidently
Financial decisions should not be taken in a whimsical way, but women must have the confidence to at least start making these decisions on their own
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Critical illness insurance: Key factors to consider while buying a policy
Uncertainties are a part of life, and it is always practical to stay prepared for such times. Hospital bills can be skyrocketing, and health care has become unaffordable for many. For conditions which require highly specialized techniques, taking critical illness insurance will help the patient get the best treatment without agonizing about the finances. What […]
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VPF offers 8.5% returns; should you invest?
VPF is an extension of one’s EPF account. Anyone can make additional voluntary contribution to his/her EPF account which is referred to as VPF
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RBI unveils sleepless digital transactions
The common man’s experience will shape the future of digital financial transactions in this country
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SBI once again urges customers to use phone and internet banking
State Bank of India news: The phone and an internet connection can open the world to an entire world of banking experience from the safe confines of one’s home
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Explained: How rising LPG price is burning a hole in your pocket
International price rises in June, another price hike might be just weeks away, feel industry experts
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RBI keeps repo rate unchanged; your EMIs won’t come down
The RBI has kept repo rate, the rate of interest at which commercial banks borrow money from the central bank, at 4% for the last five bi-monthly meetings of the MPC
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Is Indian consumer saving for the future?
The pandemic has led Indians to increased anxiety about their personal finances. Young Indians are more inclined to reduce discretionary spending rather than alter their planned savings and investments, as per a research report by KPMG
