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Changed Jobs? Check These Provident Fund Details Before Your Savings Get Lost
If two UANs have been allotted to the same employee, the person should inform the current employer and contact EPFO to get the records corrected.
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Credit Card Debt, EMIs: Six Money Mistakes You Must Avoid In Your 30s
A hectic work schedule can make repayment dates easy to forget. But a missed credit-card payment can have consequences beyond late-payment charges.
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Open To More Steps To Defend Rupee, Curb Forex Speculation: RBI Governor
The extended curbs added to steps taken over the weekend, including a special window for oil firms to meet their dollar demand.
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Asset Rich But Cash Poor? The Retirement Trap That Could Hurt Your Savings
A person may own a valuable house, land or other investments but still struggle to pay for groceries, medical bills and everyday expenses.
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Crude Oil Surges 29% In A Month: Finance Ministry Flags Risks For Indian Economy
A sustained rise in crude prices can put pressure on India's import bill. From transportation and logistics, it can push up costs across the economy.
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Do You Have To Pay Tax On Wedding Gifts? What The Rule Says
Even when a gift is not taxable, maintaining a basic record can be useful, particularly for substantial cash gifts or valuable assets.
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Planning A Holiday? This 12-Month SIP Trick Can Build Your Travel Fund
A regular SIP in an equity mutual fund may appear attractive, but a holiday planned just a year away leaves little room to recover from a market fall.
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Fixed Deposit Rules Change From October 1: What Bank Customers Need To Know
RBI's new FD rules from Oct 1: Under the RBI framework, bulk deposits at commercial banks generally refer to term deposits of Rs 3 crore and above.
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American Author Says Spending 6 Months Alone Can Help You Get Ahead In Life
He explained that being alone can give people the space to learn, think, experiment and fail.
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Retirement At 60 Is Not The Problem, Running Out Of Money At 75 Is
Health insurance should ideally be secured before retirement, while a separate medical and emergency reserve can provide an additional cushion.
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Banks To Open On Sunday Before 3-Day Strike: What Customers Need To Know
The 3-day bank strike call has been given by United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU), which claims to represent 90 per cent of the banking workforce. The organisation is primarily seeking five-day banking among other demands.
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Lost 50% On An Investment? Here's How To Recover Principal Amount
A 50% fall in one stock does not mean a 50% fall in portfolio.If a stock accounts for 10%, and its price falls 50%, the impact on portfolio is 5%.
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Planning To Buy A Home In Rural India? Why Banks May Look Beyond Income
Digital verification, better data analysis and technology-led credit assessment can make the lending process faster and reduce paperwork.
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Can Rs 10,000 SIP Make You A Crorepati? Truth Behind Viral Social Media Claims
The biggest problem with social media SIP calculations is the neatness of the numbers. A 12% return is an assumption. It is not guaranteed.
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How Much Of Your Salary Should Go To Rent? Here's The Math
As a rule of thumb, rent shouldn't exceed 30-40 per cent of monthly income; going beyond that materially strains cash flow and crowds out savings.
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Changed Jobs? Check These Provident Fund Details Before Your Savings Get Lost
If two UANs have been allotted to the same employee, the person should inform the current employer and contact EPFO to get the records corrected.
-
Credit Card Debt, EMIs: Six Money Mistakes You Must Avoid In Your 30s
A hectic work schedule can make repayment dates easy to forget. But a missed credit-card payment can have consequences beyond late-payment charges.
-
Open To More Steps To Defend Rupee, Curb Forex Speculation: RBI Governor
The extended curbs added to steps taken over the weekend, including a special window for oil firms to meet their dollar demand.
-
Asset Rich But Cash Poor? The Retirement Trap That Could Hurt Your Savings
A person may own a valuable house, land or other investments but still struggle to pay for groceries, medical bills and everyday expenses.
-
Crude Oil Surges 29% In A Month: Finance Ministry Flags Risks For Indian Economy
A sustained rise in crude prices can put pressure on India's import bill. From transportation and logistics, it can push up costs across the economy.
-
Do You Have To Pay Tax On Wedding Gifts? What The Rule Says
Even when a gift is not taxable, maintaining a basic record can be useful, particularly for substantial cash gifts or valuable assets.
-
Planning A Holiday? This 12-Month SIP Trick Can Build Your Travel Fund
A regular SIP in an equity mutual fund may appear attractive, but a holiday planned just a year away leaves little room to recover from a market fall.
-
Fixed Deposit Rules Change From October 1: What Bank Customers Need To Know
RBI's new FD rules from Oct 1: Under the RBI framework, bulk deposits at commercial banks generally refer to term deposits of Rs 3 crore and above.
-
American Author Says Spending 6 Months Alone Can Help You Get Ahead In Life
He explained that being alone can give people the space to learn, think, experiment and fail.
-
Retirement At 60 Is Not The Problem, Running Out Of Money At 75 Is
Health insurance should ideally be secured before retirement, while a separate medical and emergency reserve can provide an additional cushion.
-
Banks To Open On Sunday Before 3-Day Strike: What Customers Need To Know
The 3-day bank strike call has been given by United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU), which claims to represent 90 per cent of the banking workforce. The organisation is primarily seeking five-day banking among other demands.
-
Lost 50% On An Investment? Here's How To Recover Principal Amount
A 50% fall in one stock does not mean a 50% fall in portfolio.If a stock accounts for 10%, and its price falls 50%, the impact on portfolio is 5%.
-
Planning To Buy A Home In Rural India? Why Banks May Look Beyond Income
Digital verification, better data analysis and technology-led credit assessment can make the lending process faster and reduce paperwork.
-
Can Rs 10,000 SIP Make You A Crorepati? Truth Behind Viral Social Media Claims
The biggest problem with social media SIP calculations is the neatness of the numbers. A 12% return is an assumption. It is not guaranteed.
-
How Much Of Your Salary Should Go To Rent? Here's The Math
As a rule of thumb, rent shouldn't exceed 30-40 per cent of monthly income; going beyond that materially strains cash flow and crowds out savings.
