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If you want to begin investing in the Indian financial market, then it is essential for you to gain instrumental knowledge and at least have a fair understanding of the different investment...
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With credit so easily available, the practice of saving money among people is gradually perishing. If you need something, all you need to do is swipe a plastic card, and then pay...
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A vehicle is something that you simply can’t do without, especially in today’s fast-moving world. At the same time, it can be quite difficult to part with so much of your money....
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There are many people that would love to start their own business these days but often people have no idea where to start. When you work for yourself, you can enjoy a...
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Financial Market comprises of a variety of financial instruments and investment vehicles that you can choose from. You need to understand which financial instruments suit your financial goals the best. Your portfolio...
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Fixed income instruments have always attracted investors because of regular income generation attached to them and especially when the equity markets are highly volatile. However, most of the fixed income instruments provide...
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One of the most preferred investment instruments in India is a Public Provident fund (PPF). A PPF is a government scheme. It is one of the favourite investment options for the salaried...
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“Today’s child is tomorrow’s future.” It is our duty and responsibility as parents to save and invest for our children. But the biggest worry and confusion in every parent’s mind is how...
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Since the brutal 2008 financial crisis, the global economy has become reasonably stable. Those who were hit badly by the crisis won’t soon forget the trauma, but a decade later, people are...
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In India, most of us perceive tax saving investments only as a way to avail tax deductions on the contributions made, while neglecting their other benefits. Hence, a large number of salaried...
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Have you been looking for a few common investments in India to park your money in? Fret not, with this blog you will get a clear understanding of a few significantly common...
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The Thanksgiving weekend is known for its turkey, its football, and its power over bank accounts. Home to Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the weekend represents some of the busiest shopping days...
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Fruits of hard work and patience are always sweet – this applies to your job too. Most employees have yearly appraisal systems, wherein they receive a salary hike and are declared a...
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The Government has hiked the interest rates for Small Savings Schemes for the Third Quarter (1st October, 2018 – 31st December, 2018). There is a change of upto 40 basis points in...
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If the financial future of your girl child concerns you then the Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana is just what you need to secure your child’s future. It is a small saving scheme that...
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An investment in simple terms can be defined as the procedure of investing money or asset, to generate appreciation or profits. Investments are majorly made to create wealth. There are broadly three types of investments namely Ownership investments such as stocks, businesses, real estate, precious objects, and collectibles; Lending Investments such as bonds and savings account; Investments in Cash Equivalents such as money market funds. Some common investments that you may have come across include Mutual Funds, Public Provident Funds (PPF), Fixed Deposits, Hedge funds, Exchange Traded Funds, Index funds, Life Insurance, Health Insurance, Auto Insurance, Non-Convertible Debentures, Tax-Free Bonds, National Pension Scheme, and Senior Citizen Savings Scheme. For making any investment, you shall be required to meet eligibility criteria associated with it and adhere to the terms and conditions related to that investment. You can invest in the short term or long-term investments depending upon your requirement.
