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Are you aware of your financial rights as an Indian citizen?
Money9 takes a look at the rights of citizens while availing various services
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Liquidity boost for stressed projects need of the hour
There is a need to promote the rental market in India. Currently, the set off and carry forward of losses from house property is restricted to Rs 2 lakh.
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Every sector requires support in budget for long-term revival
All sectors need support from the budget to grow in future
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Five reasons your credit score can drop despite timely loan and credit card repayments
Credit bureaus take into consideration multiple factors while computing your credit score. Although your credit repayment history is widely believed to receive the maximum weightage, it’s no less crucial to pay attention to other vital factors and financial moves which can impact your credit score. Here are five reasons why your credit score may remain low despite timely and regular repayment of your […]
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Bigger tax breaks needed to strengthen real estate
Have the government and RBI done enough to bail out the economy – and, by implication real estate? After all, the realty industry remains one of the most precise bellwethers of the state of India’s economy. The Union Budget 2021-22 presents several opportunities to give the sector a shot in the arm. Given that real […]
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Here’s how you can open a post office savings account
Postal services in India enjoy strong access in terms of geography. Their banking services have helped deepen their influence in many remote regions. This led to an upsurge in financial inclusion and empowerment of rural Indian families. Every post office across India has a savings/deposit scheme run by the central government. This is known as […]
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Budget 2021: Increase in tax slab limit can improve consumption
Increase in the income tax slab limit is long overdue and it is something that salaried individuals look forward to during every budget. The new tax slabs are not working for many taxpayers. At the same time, inflation continues to be on the higher side. And it is likely that growth in income of salaried […]
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Who are Domestic Institutional Investors?
DII refers to ‘Domestic Institutional Investors’. DIIs invest in financial assets and securities of their home country. They use pooled funds to trade in securities and assets. These investments are are influenced by political and economic trends in the country. In addition to foreign Institutional investors (FII), the DIIs also play a decisive role in […]
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Overnight funds vs. liquid funds: Which is better?
Outbreak of coronavirus had a massive impact on the markets. Equity markets around the world took a huge hit due to the pandemic and its after effects. This has raised concerns among investors about their financial security and future investments. Following this concern, various alternate investment methods are back in the spotlight. Money 9 takes a […]
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How are Flexicap funds different from Multicap funds?
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) made two big announcements in the last couple of months for equity funds category. SEBI changed the allocation rules for multi-cap funds in September last year. Each multi-cap fund will now be required to invest a minimum of 75% in equities and related instruments. The previous rule […]
