If India continues on its path of economic recovery post-COVID, funds in this category would do well
For individual non audit assessees, December 31, 2021 is the due date to file tax returns. But before you file your returns, make sure you cross verify the details with annual information statement (AIS). Individuals who have already filed the tax return, may re-look at AIS to check if any revision is required in the tax returns already submitted. Here’s why
Balanced Advantage funds are suitable for conservative investors
Stocks were shortlisted based on the number of new schemes that added these stocks in their portfolio
In India, the heightened stock market volatility and a correction in the domestic gold price drove holdings in gold ETFs
Crypto currencies and NFTs have become popular trends in investing. However, these investments come with high risk attached to them. In the episode 5 of Your Money Matters, we tell you how to decide where to invest and when to exit your investment.
They have low market capitalization and are mostly illiquid in the exchanges
For retirees, given the low interest rates on deposits, quality debt funds can help in beating inflation
The Nifty Next 50 has ‘tomorrow’s bluechip companies’ with the potential for healthy returns
The Central Board of Direct Taxes issued refunds of over Rs 82,229 crore to more than 53.5 lac taxpayers between April 2021 and October 2021. If you are also among those awaiting your tax refund, but are yet to receive it, watch this video to find out how to track the status of refunds.
Filing income tax returns can be challenging for people even if they are not new to the filing process. Here is a guide to avoid common mistakes while filing the returns.
There are many reasons for rebalancing a portfolio, but when it is done, investors must pay attention to the cost and tax factors
Is there a practical way to decide portfolio level asset allocation which is the most efficient for the kind of risk you as an investor is willing to take? What should be the weightage of each scheme? Here is a practical, scientific and Nobel prize-winning approach to portfolio diversification that can optimise an investor's risk-return equation. Sumaira Abidi explains the process.
A fresh tranche of sovereign gold bonds is open for subscription now. But you could also possibly buy SGBs from the exchanges at better prices and with good liquidity
ESG schemes are slowly gaining popularity in India. However in a market that is obsessed with returns, retail investors have been a bit slow in warming up to ESG-compliant schemes.
The segment has underperformed in the last one year. Experts believe consumption is likely to improve once economic recovery picks up
The reduction in stake may mainly be to take some profits off the table in an overheated equity market
TCS, Titan, Tata Steel and Tata Consumer Products have been favorites of mutual funds for years
Banking is the sector on top of the list of mutual fund holdings. But allocation to pharmaceuticals have gone down, despite being one of is top most sectors
Silver acts as hedge against economic uncertainties and provides diversification to your investments
Many of us hesitate in drafting a Will and making nominations. But the onset of Covid-19 has shown that life is uncertain. Inaugurating an initiative of the Association of Registered Investment Advisers (ARIA) to help stranded people cope with succession planning upon losing their loved ones to Covid-19, KV Kamath shared his views on the importance of timely planning your will. - He stressed upon the need to make nominations in our existing as well as new investments - Kamath also stressed upon the need to have standardisation of forms and processes required in succession planning Who is KV Kamath? KV Kamath was the former Managing Director and CEO of ICICI Bank and then its Chairman from 2009-15. He was also the Chairman of Infosys between 2011 and 2015. He came back to India last year from Shanghai where he served close to five years as the chief of the New Development Bank of BRICS countries.
Many of these stocks are microcaps and fund managers managed to identify them early
Systematic investments of Rs 10,000 a month in these schemes for 10 years would have grown to Rs 35-47 lakh
Nifty Next 50 stocks have the potential to generate better returns than Nifty 50 shares, over long run
The NIFTY Microcap 250 TRI registered a spectacular show by gaining 310 percent from its March 2020 lows