Category Archives: Investments

Thinking About Breaking Your Recurring Deposit?

Recurring Deposits are popular short-term deposits which help people save some money on a monthly basis. It’s a good savings option for people with lower incomes and for those who have just stared working as it helps them build their finances in a planned manner. But what happens when you close a Recurring Deposit before its actual maturity date?

All That Glitters Is Not Gold

India is commonly referred to as a sub-continent and rightfully so. India has not just a varied geography but a varied demography as well. India is made up of a vast variety of people from all walks of life. While Indian religions, cultures, social ceremonies and auspicious days vary from one ethnic group to another, the one thing that remains constant is our infatuation with gold.

Types Of Mutual Funds

Most people have heard about Mutual Fund investments and may have thought about investing in them. But by and large, people do not seem to have a clear idea about Mutual Funds, its types and other related factors. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you get a clear picture about Mutual Fund investments.

How To Open A Public Provident Fund Online

Investing money in a Public Provident Fund account is a popular means of saving money and earning good returns. The fact that it gives you the option to save tax, further adds to its popularity. Did you know that it’s possible to open a PPF account online? In case you didn’t, here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through the process.

Recurring Deposits and TDS

As per the Union Budget 2015, all term deposits will be subject to a tax deduction at source (TDS) of 10% on the interest amount, if it’s more than Rs. 10, 000. Read on to know more about the whole deduction process.

Last-Minute Investments To Save On Income Tax

There is no denying the fact that the moment the new year comes around, lots of people suddenly wake up and realise that they haven’t got their tax saving investments in order and they now have to face the prospect of having to pay a hefty sum in the form of tax. Here are some investments to help you save on your taxes.