Withdraw From EPF Pension Account Without Aadhaar
The Employee Provident Fund (EPF) Office now allows you to access your pension fund without Aadhaar. Read on to know more.
Category Archives: Savings
Your Travel Has Got More Expensive. Find Out How
Service tax on travel agents and tour operators has been raised to 60%.But there’s small relief in the form of a service tax waiver on IRCTC bookings.
5 Ways To Rein In Your Credit Card Expenses While Under Cupid’s Spell
Love can do funny things to people. Here are 5 ways to keep your Credit Card expenses in check while under Cupid’s spell.
India To Offer VAT Refunds To Foreign Travellers
If you’re an international traveller in India, fill your bags with goodies because we have news for you. Foreign travellers in India will soon be able to claim tax refunds under the proposed Goods & Services Tax category.
5 Unique Ways To Save Money Using Google Alerts
While Google tells you the best techniques to save money and make it grow considerably, its tool, known as Google Alert can help you save money in the most unexpected ways.
JAM: Will The Idea Stick?
JAM, an initiative recommended by the Economic Survey of India, is geared towards improving the quality of life of Indians. Read on to know more about the program and its future.
Demonetisation: The Good, The Bad, And The Downright Hilarious
While demonetisation has polarised opinion across the country, we’ve put together 5 instances that have raised quite a few eyebrows during these strange times.
10 Financial Tips For Soon-to-be Pet Parents!
Have you decided to add a furry baby to your family? Before you rush into welcoming pets to their forever home, read these financial hacks that will save you money.
How A Chip Can Secure You
It’s surprising that even though chip cards were introduced quite a while ago, not many people know about their benefits. Here’s everything you need to know.
The 50-20-30 Financial Rule Of Thumb
You have read a zillion articles on budgeting and know where to channel your funds. But you stop short with regard to how much. Here’s introducing you to the 50-20-30 rule of budgeting.