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On January 27, 2026, MSE successfully implemented a system and market infrastructure upgrade
Most investors abandon SIPs early because of market volatility, return comparisons, and cash-flow issues, missing exponential growth. SIPs thrive on time, not timing; quitting early locks in losses and forfeits future growth.
NBFCs and HFCs offer higher interest rates on corporate fixed deposits compared to banks due to credit risk. Top corporate FDs include Muthoot Capital Services Ltd. (8.95%), Manipal Housing Finance Syndicate Ltd. (8.25%), and Shriram Finance (7.60%).
Follow these six investing rules to grow your wealth: Rule of 72, 114, and 144 for investment growth, Rule of 70 for inflation, 110 Rule for asset allocation, and 3-6 Rule for emergency funds.
Mutual funds pool money to invest in equity and debt markets, offering a smart investment option for individuals. Expert fund managers handle investments, making it accessible to small investors with minimal risk
India's gold market seeks reforms, including lower customs duties and tax breaks, to unlock potential and become a global trading hub.
Invest wisely for financial freedom. Aim for 30-40 times annual expenses to build retirement corpus, invest 30 percent of pay, and leverage SIPs.
Indian bond markets stabilize as RBI's rate cut cycle pauses; 10-year yield consolidates at 6.57-6.59%. Focus shifts to liquidity management, fiscal dynamics, currency stability, and global flows shaping yields.
Bond investors shift focus from rate cuts to liquidity, fiscal discipline, and global flows in 2026. RBI's liquidity management and fiscal stability will drive bond returns, not sharp rate changes.
SWPs offer flexible, tax-efficient income and potential for growth, making them ideal for retirees, education expenses or career breaks, with optimal withdrawal rates of 3-5 percent annually
India's economy showed resilience in 2025 despite global challenges, setting the stage for a balanced phase ahead. Fiscal measures and supportive liquidity conditions drove growth, with earnings tracking nominal GDP.
India's financial landscape changes from January 2026 include tax rebates on incomes up to Rs 12 lakh, new ITR forms, 8th Pay Commission implementation, and changes in credit card benefits and banking rules.
Financial experts advise prioritizing quality, diversification, and balance in 2026. Focus on high-quality assets, debt, and alternatives to navigate volatility and build wealth sustainably.
Invest in mutual funds with PAN, address proof, and bank account. Choose direct or regular plans, complete KYC, and start with Rs 500, considering your goals and fund type.
Rebalance your portfolio for 2026: Review allocations, revisit risk appetite, rotate to quality, use debt strategically, strengthen global diversification, and prioritize tax efficiency for long-term growth.
Fixed-income investors can diversify with SDLSF, which invests in sector-specific bonds and uses short selling for potentially higher returns with managed risk.
Mutual funds are like playlists for your cash: mix equity and debt to vibe with your goals. Whether you’re saving for a vacation, a car, or just flexing financial independence, here’s how to start smart.
Build a financial plan that actually works- set clear goals, understand your risk, budget smartly and invest wisely.
SEBI trims mutual fund costs. Here’s how the change affects investor savings.
Investing Rs 5,000 monthly for 15 years at 15% returns sounds simple but reality is complex. Lower returns, inflation and risk can derail your goals. Be optimistic but not without being realistic
Experts at the Moneycontrol Dezerv Wealth Summit advise investors to overcome biases, diversify portfolios, and innovate strategies for 2026. Key takeaways include focusing on core exposures, leveraging digital platforms, and catering to youth-centric risks.
Accepting that losses can occur on short positions, while managing overall portfolio risk, is a learning curve the industry is now experiencing for the first time, Tandon says.
Surplus cash in savings accounts, where rate of interest is around 4%, is a lost opportunity. Invest excess money in fixed deposits, liquid funds or equity funds for better returns
You need a demat account to buy and sell stocks. Here's how to open one in minutes.
Buying stocks without having to time the market is a great way to build wealth over the long term. The good news is you can do it with your online brokerage.
