In Case You Missed It: New Rules for Cash Deposits
It is compulsory for you to provide both your PAN details and Aadhaar card if you deposit more than Rs. 20 lakhs in a year. Read on for the details.
Category Archives: Money Management
Know Your Rights! Credit Card Billing Rules from July 1st, 2022
Here’s everything you need to know about Credit Card billing, effective from July 1st, 2022, as defined by the RBI’s guidelines around Credit and Debit Card issuance released in April.
Buy Now, Pay Later Loans – Boon or A Bane?
With the growing popularity of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) loans, millennials and Gen-Z are finding themselves overspending on non-essentials and spiralling into debt. Damage control via a more responsible way of spending is absolutely crucial.
How to Withdraw Money from the ATM Using UPI
Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to withdraw money from the ATM using UPI.
Emergency Funds 101 – Hacks You Need to Know Now
Building an emergency fund can provide a solid foundation for your long-term financial plan and also amass savings to fall back on! If you are looking for some help planning an emergency fund, here is a handy guide to get you started.
Is Financial Security The Same As Financial Stability?
Financial security is what we’re all striving towards. But are we going about it in the best way possible? Read on to know if you are already practising some of these great pointers or if a revamp of your financial mantras is due!
May the Fourth Be with You: Money Mantras from Star Wars
The incredible franchise that is Star Wars has many valuable financial lessons to teach. Read on you must.
5 Essential Things New Pet Parents Must Keep in Mind
Planning on bringing a purr-ball into your life? Read on to know how to make life easier!
The One Financial Myth We Wish Everyone Knew About!
Many believe that any investment requires a large amount of money. This Financial Literacy Month, we’re here to quash this common misconception. Read on to find out.
Finance-Related Relationship Red Flags
Keep an eye out for these money-related red flags that may indicate bigger problems later that may not be easily fixable.