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Use debt MFs to plan for emergencies
Having a contingency/emergency fund offers financial security and peace of mind. It acts as a financial cushion that allows individuals or businesses to cover unexpected expenses without relying on credit cards, loans, or other forms of debt.
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How you can file income tax return even without filling Form 16?
In the absence of Form 16, individuals can file ITR using documents such as salary slips, Form 26AS and investment records to claim deductions
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Cheers for small savings investors
Sensex surges to new high, Elec 2-wheeler sales plunge, Apr-May fiscal deficit shrinks, Lexus to hike price of ES 300h, DDA scheme for 5,500 flats opens
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Go First one step closer to flying again
DGCA to audit Go First flight plans from July 4; Byju's CEO says things not bad; Adani gets boost from GQG Partners
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These 5 banks are giving more than 9% interest on FD. Check list here.
But after a big increase in the repo rates, banks have once again started paying more than 9 percent interest on FDs
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Small savings get a govt push
July to September. Interest rates on many small savings schemes have been increased by 10 to 30 basis points.
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IPOs continue to attract investors
PHK ventures is in the business of construction and development, hospitality and management services.
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Why sovereign gold bonds failed to attract investors
According to the data released by the ministry of finance, more than ₹ 7,100 crore was raised in the financial year 2023 through government gold bonds and gold monetization scheme. Whereas in FY 2022, this collection was more than ₹ 13,100 crore.
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New locker rules unlock a can of troubles for customers
A model agreement was drafted by the Indian Banks Association but RBI later modified it, whereby the deadline was extended to the last day of the current calendar year
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RBI red flag: 10% retail debtors missing EMIs
RBI has said that about 10% of the retail borrowers are regularly missing their EMIs but are just managing to stave off the non-performing asset stamp by scrambling to pay some amount before the mandatory 90-day deadline passes.
