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Why compile tax-saving investment proofs?
Giving documents to the employer saves you from the burden of paying higher taxes in the remaining months. During December or January, employers usually…
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What is UPI (Unified Payments Interface) ?
UPI (Unified Payments Interface) is a system that powers multiple bank accounts into a single mobile application (of any participating bank), merging several banking…
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Systematic Withdrawal Plan
Definition: SWP refers to Systematic Withdrawal Plan which allows an investor to withdraw a fixed or variable amount from his mutual fund scheme on…
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Should you invest your money or use it to prepay home loan?
Should I prepay the home loan or should I invest the money somewhere. The answer to this question will depend on various costs and…
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Are SIPs better than lump sum investments?
Regular investing on a schedule offers better returns and a number of other advantages. Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) are not magic. Their superiority to…
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Will Your Investments Beat Inflation Over Long Term?
Make sure returns on your investments are ahead of inflation; while equity funds are the best option, monthly income plans can be a good…
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Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill simplified
The Constitution (122nd) Amendment Bill comes up in Rajya Sabha, on the back of a broad political consensus and boosted by the ‘good wishes’…
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What stops women from investing?
Today, women are outpacing men in several areas. Surprisingly, investing is one area which still provides fertile ground for studying gender differences. On the…
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The 50/20/30 Rule for Minimalist Budgeting
Budgets are more than just paying your bills on time—a budget is also about determining how much you should be spending, and on what.…
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Does Copycat Investing Really Work?
While some investors are trailblazers and do their own research, many investors attempt to mimic the portfolios of well-known investors, such as Warren Buffett…
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