We always want the best for our children as parents, especially when it comes to their education. But children’s education can be expensive due to the sharp increase in the fees charged by educational institutions, which is worrisome. So, are you making sufficient investments for your child’s education?
One of the well-known schemes is the Senior Citizens Saving Scheme at SBI (State Bank of India). In this article, read about SBI Senior Citizen Savings Scheme with the interest rate offered, taxation, and the application process.
PPF interest rate is relatively higher than a fixed deposit and many other small savings schemes. Let us look at what is a PPF, the PPF interest rate, how to calculate returns on your investment, and how the maturity proceeds are taxed. What is PPF? PPF’s full form is Public Provident Fund. It is a government-backed saving scheme that helps individuals create long-term wealth by investing small amounts regularly. The scheme offers you the safety…
There are many counters that are offering good positional opportunities. Read Kunal Rambhia’s take on BPCL.
There are numerous withdrawal forms available for the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF). Let’s explore them, withdrawal rules, and how to fill out a PF withdrawal form.
CSC Digital Seva Portal helps people residing in rural areas with limited to zero internet access to avail Government to Citizen (G2C) services and apply for documents. But, how does it benefit you? Let’s find out.
Asset, capital gain, liability, liquidity, ROI…Did you mind go blank while reading these terms? If yes, don’t worry. Here are 20 basic financial terms every new investor must know.
Form 15G will help you save TDS on your interest income if you are earning less than Rs. 2.5 lakh. It. Let’s explore it in more detail and process to fill Form 15G for PF withdrawal.
Markets talk in the language of expectations and not Hindi/English etc. At any point of time in the market cap of a company, there is an inherent expectation embedded about future cash flows and discount rates.
Kisan Vikas Patra (KVP) is a government-backed savings scheme available in the post offices of India. This savings certificate scheme encourages small savings over the long term.
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