Decoding The Union Budget 2017
Find out how #Budget2017 will impact you. Watch Avni Raja in conversation with Nikhil Bhatia, Partner, PwC and Certified Financial Planner, Kartik Jhaveri.
Category Archives: Union Budget
An Overview Of The Union Budget 2017
The 2017 Union Budget was one of the most awaited. Here’s a snapshot of Finance Minister Arun Jaitely’s 2017 Union Budget for you.
Understanding The Union Budget 2017
Here’s a quick video on what the Union Budget of 2017 is and how it is designed.
How The Budget 2017 Can Help Ease The Aftermath of Demonetisation
With a few new measures, the 2017 Budget could actually bring a lot of post-demonetisation relief to us. Here’s a quick look at these measures.
Budget 2017 Expectations
Here’s BankBazaar’s Avni Raja sharing the general expectations from the 2017 Union Budget.
What To Expect From The Union Budget 2017
The Union Budget 2017, perhaps the most anticipated budget in the last few decades, is due on 1st February 2017. Here’s a list of general expectations from Finance Minister Arun Jaitley’s budget 2017.
Highlights of & Reactions To The Union Budget 2016!
This year’s Union Budget is full of game changers that will affect us all!Here are some of the highlights of the budget with respect to Startups, the Common Man and to Finance.
Good News For First-Time Home Buyers!
An important announcement was made in the Union Budget 2016,where first time home buyers will benefit from an additional tax relief of Rs 50,000 per anum, where the cost of the house doesn’t exceed Rs 50 lakh and the loan amount is Rs 35 lakh. In this video, Adhil Shetty – Founder & CEO, BankBazaar, breaks down this information for us and tells us how the budget will impact Home Loan borrowers.
Union Budget 2016-17 – Highlights
The 2016-17 Budget identifies 9 pillars through which the government aims to transform the rural economy, while boosting urban growth and development. The FM also stressed that India remained resilient in the face of the global economic crisis.
GST: Will bludgeoning bats continue to torment?
Of late, consumers and enterprises in India have been feeling a lot like Aussie bowler Mitchell Johnson in the recent AUS-NZ World Cup face off. If Johnson was left battered after having ducked blow after bludgeoning blow from Kiwi batsman McCullum’s willow, Indian taxpayers find themselves doing some ducking of their own. For, they end… Read More »