End-of-the-year financial planning is a crucial process that can set you on the path to financial success in the coming year. Read on about the importance of end-of-the-year financial planning and how to get started.
With the financial landscape constantly evolving, these key mantras can guide you toward a more secure and prosperous 2025.
New Year, new goals. That’s what we always say, isn’t it? Every January, we start with the best intentions: “This is the year I’ll get my finances sorted!”. But by March, those goals often fizzle out as life takes over. So, how can we set financial goals that actually stick—ones that survive the chaos and still make a real impact by the end of the year?
Here are three New Year’s resolutions that you should make to improve your Credit Score in 2025.
Mastering your personal finances doesn’t have to be a complicated slog through spreadsheets and jargon-laden investment strategies. Armed with a few simple math tricks, you can take control of your money with clarity and confidence.
Did you know that those currency notes lying idle inside your wallet have the power to make you happy? Let’s find out how.
On International Volunteer Day, read how to combine the spirit of giving with the financial benefits of Section 80G to support charitable causes while reducing your tax liability.
Weddings are more than just ceremonies. They’re larger-than-life productions steeped in traditions, emotions and societal expectations. From keeping up with the Sharmas to chasing Instagram-worthy moments, the pressure to spend big can be overwhelming. But why do we spend so much?
The all-new version of the BankBazaar mobile app for Android and iOS is here! With sleek UI/UX changes, smarter features, and a focus on your needs, it’s more than just an update—it’s a promise to make every interaction effortless and more engaging, transforming the way you manage your finances. Explore with us now as we show you the future of finance management today!
Large cash transactions, particularly those exceeding specified thresholds, can attract attention from the Income Tax Department. While these regulations are designed to uphold the integrity of the financial system and prevent illicit activities, they are not intended to discourage legitimate transactions. Understanding which transactions might draw scrutiny can help taxpayers avoid unnecessary notices or penalties.