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Know how ONDC is making things cheaper for consumers
ONDC aims to promote an open platform for e-commerce retailers. This will help small businessmen to increase their business and reduce the dominance of big companies in this sector.
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Spend wisely through credit card to improve credit score
Many people do not consider credit card a good thing. If it is used in discipline, then it is a great tool to meet your financial needs.
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Carpet area or super built-up area; don’t get short-changed by builder
According to RERA, it is the developer’s responsibility to disclose the carpet area and price of the flat. Dishonest developers sell flats by showing balconies, terraces, verandas, and empty spaces as carpet area.
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Check out this lending model
Co-lending is an arrangement where the loan is given by one entity but the risk is shared by two entities. A Non Banking Financial Company (NBFC) is the originator while a bank is where major portion of the loan rests.
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Adani Group to sell shares to repay debt; plans to raise ₹21,000 crore through QIP
Adani Group will issue shares to mutual funds, banks, insurance companies, and foreign institutional investors through QIP in exchange for raising capital. Retail investors cannot participate in QIP.
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Your spending cannot escape I-T eys
The Income Tax Department now works on the logic that a person can hide his earnings but cannot hide his expenses or investments
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SC says 6 months too much, may give additional 3 months to Sebi on Adani probe
Supreme Court may not give additional time to Sebi; Shirpur gold refinery clouds Zee-Sony deal; HDFC tries to sell its NPA account and much more...
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Retail inflation cools to 4.7% in April
Both rural and urban inflation have fallen to lower than 5%. In fact, inflation has fallen by more than 1% in April as compared the preceding month
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RBI launches ‘100 days, 100 pays’ to return unclaimed money
The Reserve Bank of India has started a campaign named '100 Days 100 Pays' for the country's banks
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Ray of hope for Supertech flat buyers
Oaktree Company, based in Singapore, will invest Rs 1,600 crore to complete 16 of the group's incomplete projects
