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Infra bonds, which can be issued by banks or public-sector undertakings or institutions, have various benefits including a favourable tenor, Fixed Matters explains in an X thread
Depositors must draw up comparative charts of bank deposits, housing finance companies and corporate borrowers in the context of rates, credit rating and tenure
With the elections coming closer, there is not much room left for any major policy changes. The market is holding steady because of inflows and slight improvement in macros, but no hope on policy front.
As the season of tax saving is nearing, the market will be filled with tax free instruments like bonds. However, before investing in these instruments there are several details that needs to be understood. Read this space to know some of the things that requires investor's attention before investing.
For all those who are looking at making some fixed income investments there are few things that they need to check before they actually decide about completing this process. Only when these points are addressed should the individual be confident that the fixed income investment will serve a specific purpose, reckons financial advisor Arnav Pandya
The agenda today is to delve deeper into debt mutual funds which invest in fixed income instruments and compare them with their traditional counterparts of bank deposits or corporate fixed deposits. It is important to compare likes to be able to make a correct evaluation.
Rising cost of education, career and future uncertainties in the life of kids come with increased expenses and troubling situation for parents. To plan the expenses well and secure the future of kids, child plans come handy.
