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9 SIP mistakes you should avoid to get the most out of your investments
SIP is all about taking a backseat and letting time work in your favour. Don't try to time the market or be overly aggressive.
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What kind of disability expenses can be deducted under section 80DD?
To claim a tax deduction under Section 80DD, the taxpayer must provide a copy of the medical certificate that verifies the dependant's handicap
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9 personal finance habits that Covid has changed
20% of respondents say they have a financial strategy in place to achieve their personal goals
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Points to note before taking a home loan
If the seller in question refuses to give you duplicates of the property documentation, move on to the next seller
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Check the risks and advantages of taking home equity loans
Taking out a home equity loan can be advantageous, but can also be a debt trap because it reduces the value of the equity in your property over time
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Individuals now own almost 55% of MF assets: Amfi data
Various new fund offers have been launched with emerging themes that aid investors to invest as per their objectives and goals
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Festival habits have changed and evolved during pandemic: SnapBizz study
SnapBizz did a study on the FMCG sector and discovered that sales across several categories fluctuated from 2019 and 2021
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Income tax searches? Here is what you should know
Permission is granted to enter and examine all buildings and places where the officer has reasonable grounds for believing unreported revenue
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Tax benefits you can avail on stamp duty and registration charges
Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961 allows for a deduction for stamp duty and registration fees paid when purchasing property
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Unwise credit card usage can lead to a debt trap
Some cardholders misuse their cards by making unwise purchases, and as a result, their credit card debt piles up
