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Investors are also moving funds into US treasuries and dollar-denominated assets, which are considered safe in periods of uncertainty
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Market correction may tempt investors to pause SIPs but experts say volatility is when SIPs work best.
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This rupee depreciation has a direct, immediate financial implication on Indian families planning an overseas education.
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For investors, the situation underscores the importance of disciplined asset allocation rather than tactical speculation
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One of the biggest changes is the discontinuation of solution-oriented schemes such as retirement and children’s plans.
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The families are based in major business centres such as Ahmedabad, Surat, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Mumbai, and hold foreign assets valued at several thousand crore rupees.
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IT stock correction dents mutual fund portfolios, with experts warning investors against blind averaging amid AI-driven uncertainty.
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Advanced data analytics and AI-driven risk assessment tools are now identifying large volumes of incorrect or fraudulent refund claims that were earlier processed mechanically
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Experts say raising allowance exemptions, tilts incentives towards old regime for allowance-heavy salaried employees, though outcomes will depend on individual salary structures
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The central bank plans to issue a discussion paper exploring the introduction of calibrated safeguards such as introduction of lagged credits, additional authentication for specific class of users such as senior citizens
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Dubai continues to draw Indian real estate investors on the back of its robust and diversified economy, tax-free investments, attractive rental yields, world-class infrastructure further add to its appeal
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Under the proposed changes, the exemption will apply only to investors who purchase the bond at its original issue price set by the RBI and hold it until maturity
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According to estimates shared by Edelweiss Mutual Fund, the incremental increase in STT could lead to an annualised impact of around 0.32 percentage points on arbitrage fund returns.
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In the past year, gold has risen about 92 percent and silver around 236 percent, driven by rising trade uncertainties, volatile markets, and rising industrial demand
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Taxpayers who claim substantial tax-saving deductions, often summing up to several lakh rupees, generally find the old tax regime more beneficial, experts say.
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Lower repo rate can lead to lower fixed deposit rates. Depositors can adopt strategies like laddering and consider alternatives to FDs for better returns on their investments.
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Today's repo rate cut lowers home loan interest rates, reducing EMIs by Rs 3,000 to Rs 4,000 for a Rs 50-lakh loan.
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The rupee has hit an all-time low of 89.76 against the US dollar on December 1, impacting students planning to study abroad and people looking forward to international holidays
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Under the new wage rules, companies must ensure that wages form at least 50% of CTC, which could pull various allowances including certain bonuses into the PF-eligible bucket.
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The Supreme Court urged women, especially Hindu women, to draft wills to prevent disputes over self-acquired properties
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With UK-based Marrowbone Lane Irish Whiskey offering investments to Indian investors, whiskey is no longer just a drink but a global asset too.
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The Indian Market Terrorism Risk Insurance Pool (IMTRIP) was established in April 2002 by all non-life insurers in India after international reinsurers withdrew terrorism coverage following the 9/11 attacks.
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Sovereign Gold Bonds offer tax-free gains and steady income, but investors must weigh premature exit for liquidity requirement, or hold till maturity for maximum benefits.
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Eighth Central Pay Commission to revise salaries from 2026 for a 10-year period
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Members can now apply for final PF settlement only after 12 months of leaving employment, compared to the earlier two-month window. Similarly, pension withdrawal will now be allowed after 36 months of unemployment.
