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In conversation with Director of Wealth Discovery, Rahul Agarwal, Moneycontrol's Sakshi Batra finds out how you can create wealthy assets from your income.
The report examined the saving and investment habits of 10,000 emerging affluent, affluent and high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) across 10 fast-growing economies.
Sakshi Batra talks to Tarun Birani, Founder of TBNG Capital to find out how an 18-year-old can not only save money, but can grow it for a successful future.
PMAY Documents: Get to know the list of documents required while applying for Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana for salaried and self-employed individuals at Moneycontrol.
Index Mutual Fund: An index fund is a mutual fund that imitates the portfolio of market index. Check out the list of top index funds in India at Moneycontrol.
New fund offers (NFOs) are first time subscription offers when a fund company launches a new mutual fund. Check out the best reasons to invest in a new fund offer.
Open-ended Mutual Fund is an investment scheme where the shares can be issued and redeemed at any time. Read more on how it works, who should invest & how to invest.
Get to know about what is Net Asset Value (NAV) it's importance & how NAV is calculated in mutual funds at Moneycontrol.
Close Ended Mutual Fund: Close end funds are suitable for investors who are looking at a long investment path. Know what are the various advantages of investing in a close-ended mutual fund & how it works
Home Loan Documents: Here is everything you need to know about documents required for a home loan while applying for a housing loan. Check-out the documents checklist for salaried, self-employed & NRI individuals.
Home Loan Interest Rates: Compare Home Loan Rates From leading Banks In India.
MasterCard Debit Card: Get an Overview of MasterCard Debit Card on how to get & apply for MasterCard, its benefits & charges in India at Moneycontrol.
Visa Debit Card is accepted across the globe. Here’s how to apply for a visa debit card online in India. Also, check out the benefits, types & charges of visa debit card.
RuPay Debit Card are used for Online Shopping Transactions, ATM Transactions, payments etc. Check out its Types, Benefits & how to apply for RuPay Debit Card in India at Moneycontrol.
Maestro Debit Card Online: Maestro Debit Card allows you to make cashless transactions and provides offers. Maestro cards are offered by all public and private sector banks in India.
At this time, one way to make good and consistent returns is by asset allocation.
Vehicle Insurance Renewal: Here's how to renew your motor insurance online & offline. Also, check out the points you need to know during vehicle insurance renewal.
The biggest advantage of these type of loans is that they move in tandem with the movement of interest rates in the economy.
ATM transaction Limit: ATM transactions attract charges, once you exceed the ATM transaction limit charges are applicable. Get a detailed overview of ATM transaction charges & how to avoid debit card transaction charges. Click here to get breakup of the fees imposed by major banks in India.
Personal Loan Interest Rates: Click here to know Personal Loan Interest rates as it varies from bank to bank. Also, understand how to calculate interest on Personal Loan at Moneycontrol.
Personal Loan Process in Steps: A quick guide to understand the personal loan application process online at Moneycontrol. Click the above link to know the process!
Types of Personal Loan: Check out the different types of Credit Card available in India to meet your personal or household expenses. Click the link above to know about it!
Debit Card and ATM Card Difference: Are you wondering what is the difference between ATM card and Debit card? Click here to know the debit card & ATM card difference along with features of each card.
Understand the difference between debit card & credit card along with its features & benefits. Click here to know the advantages & disadvantages of both the cards and then decide which card to use, based on the differences.
As a thumb rule, take any loan only when you can easily repay it. So, for instance, thumb rules (its getting repeated) suggest that car loan EMIs should not exceed 15 percent of the net monthly income and personal loan EMIs should not exceed 10 percent.
