Category Archives: Debt Instruments

Debt instruments like bonds, G-secs, notes, mortgages, leases, etc

The Wealth Odyssey: An Exploration of Share Markets and Mutual Funds

It’s time to explore a different side of the investment avenue. It’s time for the second article in the series.

Mind over Money: The Silent Connection to Finances

Get Financially Fit With These Money Management Exercises

Dive into the captivating realm of men and money this International Men’s Day! Discover the secrets of navigating the psychological nuances of finances and unlocking a path to financial empowerment. Join us on a journey where financial wisdom meets mental well-being.

Your New Year Investment Resolutions

Want to start your New Year on the right financial note? Here are some neat investment-related resolutions you could follow!

Short-Term Investment? Here Are Your Best Options!

Thinking where to park your cash to meet your short-term needs? Forget about your Savings Account and check out these four awesome alternatives.

Debt Funds Vs Fixed Deposits: A Comparison

Think Fixed Deposits are way better than debt funds? Here’s why that isn’t always the case.

Is SIP In Debt Fund A Good Idea?

There are certain factors you must consider while deciding on whether you can invest in debt funds via SIP. Read on to know more.

Why You Should Re-evaluate Your Debt Fund Strategy

It is wise to keep a few points in mind as you examine your holdings in light of the ongoing financial environment.

Getting Your EPF E-Passbook Is Now Easy! Here’s How To Go About It

Checking your EPF balance is just a matter of clicks now. Here’s how you can access your EPF e-passbook via the EPFO portal.

How To Switch From Fixed Deposits To Debt Mutual Funds

The debt Mutual Fund, although risky, has the potential to give you a better return in the long term along with tax benefits. Here are a few points that you should keep in mind while switching your investment from FDs to debt fund.

Is Liquid Fund A Safe Alternative To Savings Account?

Liquid funds can help you earn better interest rates than saving bank accounts without compromising much on cash withdrawal time. Read on to know more about its features.