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Indian companies to offer 7.7% salary hike in 2021: Survey
According to the survey, sectors with the highest projected increases include, e-commerce and venture capital, hi-tech/information technology, ITeS and life sciences
Press Trust of IndiaFebruary 23, 2021/6:42 PM IST -
How to make a health insurance claim?
There are two ways of making health insurance claim-cashless and reimbursement
Teena Jain KaushalFebruary 23, 2021/6:29 PM IST -
BJP poised to sweep civic elections in six Gujarat cities
A total of 192 seats in Ahmedabad, 72 in Rajkot, 64 in Jamnagar, 52 in Bhavnagar, 76 in Vadodara and 120 in Surat were up for grabs in the elections held on February 21
Press Trust of IndiaFebruary 23, 2021/6:27 PM IST -
Here are the tips to reduce your car insurance premium
It’s a good thing that every car buyer is forced to insure their vehicles as the government has made it mandatory to buy car insurance.
Jaya RaiFebruary 23, 2021/6:25 PM IST -
Provident Fund: Your pension kitty hike hinges on outcome of March 4 meeting
With the government looking to bring more people under social security net, it may take a decision on increasing the Basic pay ceiling
Shubham ShuklaFebruary 23, 2021/5:58 PM IST -
Gold jumps Rs 337; silver shoots up by Rs 1,149
"Spot gold prices for 24 karat gold at Delhi traded up by Rs 337 reflecting overnight gains in global gold prices," said Tapan Patel, HDFC Securities Senior Analyst
Press Trust of IndiaFebruary 23, 2021/5:26 PM IST -
YES Bank’s NPA struggle is bad news for retail investors
The scam-hit lender continues to face a fresh bout of soured loans, creating a delay in the RBI-administered recovery
Anto T JosephFebruary 23, 2021/5:19 PM IST -
Markets snap five days of losses to close in the green. Here’s how the Nifty is likely to trade tomorrow
Reliance Industries, Larsen & Toubro, ICICI Bank, TCS, SBI contributed maximum to the recovery in markets .
Sakshi BatraFebruary 23, 2021/4:57 PM IST -
Armed with a 100 rupee note, you may well kick off your investment journey. SIP by SIP!
Individuals can start investing in mutual funds for just Rs 100. A small amount won't be a burden and individuals can easily allocate that amount
Priyanka SambhavFebruary 23, 2021/4:50 PM IST
