You know what they say about a myth: The myth is dead. Long live the myth! Here are 3 myths that seem to have survived the Great Depression, the swinging sixties and dotcom noughties. YOU MAY ALSO WANT TO: Calculate your long-term returns with our Compound Interest Calculator or your retirement savings with our Retirement Savings… Read More »
Ever eyed your neighbourhood bank closely of late? They’ve stopped counting, processing and deducting, or whatever else that it is they do behind their cozy little counters and strong rooms. They’ve started posting, tweeting and pinning instead! Initially, social media was where banks hooted and scooted. Or, advertised and vaporized, if you will. No longer!… Read More »
Currency notes have vanished. Coins are to be found only in museums. Nobody talks about “returning the change” anymore. Devices have taken over day-to-day financial transactions. Setting of a futuristic world in some sci-fi novel? If you’re nodding your head, you have been living under a rock. Because that setting is the present day.… Read More »
If you are one of those Indian expatriate sending money or remittance to your relatives or clients in India through Indian money transfer agencies or banks, you may have to pay an extra transfer fee very soon as the government of India has decided to reintroduce service tax on all inward remittances. The reintroduction of… Read More »
Managing your finances are equally important as earning money is. Let us see how we can make the most of out of our existing funds by following these best financial habits: Save less but save regularly: There is famous proverb “Many a little makes a mickle” means many small amounts accumulate to make a large… Read More »
Here’s a handy guide to identifying pre-2005 currency notes. And if you’re looking to exchange them then this is what you need to know.
With the growing popularity of home loans in the country there have been several variations made to these products to suit the requirements of different customers. There are various options available for deciding the type and amount of the EMIs which shall suit the income and repayment capacity of different borrowers. It is important to… Read More »