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Post Office Recurring Deposit: Scheme Details, Interest Calculation, Tax Exemptions
Recurring Deposit (RD) is a special kind of term deposit account offered by the banks operating in India. Under this account scheme, an individual can deposit a fixed amount every…
What are Large Cap Mutual Funds: Meaning & Performance
In this post, we shall discuss about Large Cap Mutual Funds Meaning, Performance, Risk and other advantages/disadvantages. Large Cap Mutual Funds: A Glimpse While investing in equity, one lesson an investor…
Post Office Scheme for Boy Child: Save more
Post Offices have helped many citizens develop investment habits. A lot of fruitful schemes have been launched to benefit both female and male children in India. In this blog post,…
How Much Money Do You Need For Your Retirement?
Have you ever given a thought as to how much money you require for your retirement? How much savings will ensure you that you have enough money to outlast you?…
Gilt Funds vs Debt Funds: Difference, Review, Performance & Returns
We have already discussed different kinds of mutual funds in our previous posts. This time we thought of sharing our reviews on Gilt Funds vs Debt Funds, their difference, performance…
Post Office NSC: Interest Rate Chart, Taxation Benefit, Calculator
Post Office NSC or National Savings Certificate is a popular investment vehicle. In this post, we look at NSC interest rate chart, Tax Benefits and interest rate calculation. NSC has…
Difference between Direct and Regular Plan | Direct Plans versus Regular Plans
Since Jan 1, 2013, all open ended mutual fund schemes including equity and debt fund started to offer Direct Plans alongside with the Regular Plans. This started an era of self-investing in…
10 Financial Planning Tips: Manage Your Personal Finances
Another investing season has begun, it's the perfect time of the year to plan for effective management of your personal funds. Financial planning planning your finances as the name itself…
Post office KVP: Scheme Details, Interest Rate Chart, Taxation Benefits
Kisan Vikas Patra (KVP) for a very long time has been a very popular investment scheme amongst lower and middle income earners. The KVP scheme was first introduced in 1988…
National Pension Scheme vs Public Provident Fund: Which one to choose?
Two popular long term investment alternatives: National Pension Scheme vs Public Provident Fund. Both, seem to be a good fit for risk averse investors who wish to invest money for…