Category Archives: Demonetisation

The Surge Of Digital Payments In India

UPI has revolutionized the way we transact. Here’s a piece on how it has managed to do so.

5 Personal Finance Lessons From Demonetisation To Become Money-Wise

Although the debate over demonetisation hasn’t really settled even a year after it came into force, much can be learnt from it in terms of personal finance. Let’s take a look at them here.

Demonetisation First Anniversary: How It Has Impacted Your Personal Finance

The government’s demonetisation move that banned the use of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 notes last year affected not only the economy but also impacted important money moves like Investments, loans etc. Read on to know what it did for your money.

Disclose Cash Payments Over Rs. 2 Lakh For Loans, Card Payments In ITR

The new one-page Income Tax Return (ITR) form will require you to disclose cash payments. Read on to know more.

RBI May Introduce Rs. 200 Notes

News reports state that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) might be coming out with new notes. Read on to know more.

Cash Withdrawals To Go In March

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is likely to remove withdrawal limits for all bank accounts. Read on to find out more.

Now Deposit Unaccounted Money In Parts

You can deposit unaccounted cash, under the new black money amnesty scheme, in tranches. Learn how.

How Demonetisation Has Helped The Insurance Industry

Thanks to demonetisation the Indian Insurance industry saw phenomenal growth towards the end of 2016. We’re here to tell you all about it.

6 Actions To Take As Demonetisation Takes A Toll On Investments

The surprise element of the demonetisation drive had a bigger-than-expected impact on all facets of the economy including investments. So, what can you do about it? Read on to find out.

Demonetisation For Dummies: A Safety Guide To Cashless & Online Transactions

The recent demonetisation has forced most of us to depend largely on cashless transactions and internet banking. Here are seven guidelines to help you sail smoothly through these cashless times.