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Fixed deposits or Recurring deposits : Which is better?
For a 5-year RD from India Post, the interest offered is 6.7%, which is lower than bank RDs. For FD, the interest ranges from 3% to 7.25% per annum.
Pawan PandeyMay 29, 2024/6:30 PM IST -
RBI bonanza may help Centre to push capex further this year
Buoyant tax revenue would also help the cause of capital expenditure that has triggered growth rate in the economy
Money9May 29, 2024/3:30 PM IST -
Motilal Oswal Asset Management Company launches ‘Motilal Oswal Multi Cap Fund’
The scheme's investment objective is to attain capital appreciation over the long term, mainly by investing in large, medium, and small-cap company equities and equity-related derivatives
Himali PatelMay 29, 2024/3:00 PM IST -
Watch out for calls from 160 series; banks or govt bodies could be calling you
All central and state government entities would use 10-digit phone numbers telephone numbers that begin with 1600 and bear the format 1600ABCXXX
Money9May 29, 2024/2:23 PM IST -
FAME 3 could be rolled out in 100 days of the new government
FAME scheme has been designed to push the adoption of green mobility in the country which has given itself certain targets to meet
Money9May 29, 2024/1:45 PM IST -
With JP Morgan index inclusion a month away, FPIs invest in GoI debt
The sudden buying of government bonds also marks a departure from April, when FPIs these institutions were on an overall selling spree
Money9May 29, 2024/1:29 PM IST -
Govt might limit time to play and money spent to cure gaming addiction
Officials say enforcing time limits can be a far more effective method than merely certifying games as permissible or non-permissible through self-regulatory organisations
Money9May 29, 2024/11:00 AM IST -
Reliance about to join the quick commerce race
The entire quick commerce space is becoming extremely popular, especially due to demand from millennials and Gen Zs who find it far more convenient to get things
Money9May 29, 2024/10:30 AM IST -
Crisil expects personal loan growth rate to moderate in FY25
According to Crisil, the impact of stagnant corporate loan growth and fall in unsecured loan growth rates will slowdown overall bank credit growth rate to 14 per cent in FY25 from 16 per cent in FY24.
Kanishka BiratMay 28, 2024/7:02 PM IST
