If you are an NRI and investing in Mutual funds in India, here are a couple of things you should know. 1) NRIs are allowed to invest in mutual funds in India on a repatriable or non-repatriable basis. Based on which…
A wise man have said that "one penny saved is one penny earned" while I also believe that one should not compromise on things that they love e.g. spending on family, holidays or smartphones, you can still save a lot o…
If you know, NRIs are allowed to invest in Stock Market in India i.e. they can purchase and sell shares in Stock Exchanges (Secondary Market) as well as they can buy stocks on Initial Public Offering (IPO), the Primary Market. …
There is a wise saying that "one penny saved is one penny earned" . This is true even in the world of investment and saving. In today's volatile world your gain on equities or other investment options e.g. bond or …
Well, I am not an analyst, who can say that whether it's right time to invest in gold or not, but since I am a common man like many others, which follows some simple rules while investing money and follows principle of diver…
With Rupee falling every day and touching a new all-time low of almost $1 to Rs 83, many of NRI Indians are asking this question, is it a right time to transfer money to India or is it the right time to invest in FCNR deposits …
PM Modi has launched several good financial schemes e.g. Atal Pension Yojna to provide retirement solutions to many peoples from un-organized sector, PradhanMantri Jan Dhan yojana to open bank accounts for poor, Pradhan Mantri …
TL;DR: You can now invest more than 1 lakh rupees on your PPF account , thanks to the increased limit in the 2014 budget . Earlier this limit was only 1 lakh but now it is raised to 1.5 lakh and so without doing any extra trick…