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  • Explained: Why NRIs must either close or convert their Indian bank accounts

    If you continue operating a normal savings/current account while living outside the country, you would be in violation of the FEMA laws of the RBI. You can close or convert them to NRO/NRE accounts.

  • Home financing options for NRI buyers

    Home financing options for NRI buyers

    When a non-resident Indian (NRI) opts to purchase a property in India, there are several regulations that govern how such a purchase can be financed.   Sources, for financing a real estate investment in &#82

  • Dos and don‘ts for NRIs investing in Indian realty

    Dos and don‘ts for NRIs investing in Indian realty

    The realty market in India, has always seen considerable interest from the Indian diaspora, as an investment avenue.

  • Are you an NRI? Here is how to buy property in India

    Are you an NRI? Here is how to buy property in India

    Article explains the entire process from buying property to selling property, and of course the tax matters.

  • Planning to become NRI? Here is financial checklist for you

    Planning to become NRI? Here is financial checklist for you

    Before leaving India to work in a foreign country, it makes sense to close some ' to do' money issues.

  • Hey NRIs- Here is how to manage loan liabilities in India

    Hey NRIs- Here is how to manage loan liabilities in India

    Taking a loan in India for purchasing a residential property is not a tough task any more for NRI. They should take advantage of advancement in technology to manage their loan liabilities in India.

  • Here is how NRI income is taxed in India

    Here is how NRI income is taxed in India

    Non resident income in India can be classified into two categories. And one would be better off learning about the rules that decide how much tax is to be recovered from non resident.

  • RBI to cut swap rates on foreign currency deposits from Mar

    RBI to cut swap rates on foreign currency deposits from Mar

    The new rates will be LIBOR/Swap plus 300 basis points, down from LIBOR/Swap plus 400 bps earlier for maturities of three to five years, the central bank said.

  • Union Bk hikes base rate to 10.25%, ups NRE deposits rate

    Union Bk hikes base rate to 10.25%, ups NRE deposits rate

    The rate hike is effective from Friday. Union Bank has also revised its NRE term deposit rates by up to 0.75 percent in the 3-5 year maturity. Deposits under Rs 1 crore in the maturity will now fetch an interest of 9.50 percent, while the same for those from Rs one crore to Rs ten crore have been increased to 9.25 percent

  • Here are best options for NRIs to invest in India

    Here are best options for NRIs to invest in India

    Personal finance expert, Gaurav Mashruwala said that a non-resident Indian must have clarity in mind as to why he wants to invest in India.

  • Current account deficit may fall to 4.5% in 2013-14: ICRA

    Current account deficit may fall to 4.5% in 2013-14: ICRA

    ICRA, India's leading rating agency expect the current account deficit to decline to 4.5 percent of GDP (~USD 94 billion) in 2013-14 from 5.0 percent of GDP (~USD 92 billion) in 2012, while remaining unsustainably high.

  • Know the difference between NRE and NRO account

    Know the difference between NRE and NRO account

    Many NRIs are often faced with the situation of maintaining a Rupee account in India. There are two options available with NRI interested in opening bank account in India - NRE or NRO account. Read this space to know the difference between these two accounts and know when to choose what account.

  • What NRIs should keep in mind before investing in India

    What NRIs should keep in mind before investing in India

    When the talk is of investing in India, first you need to determine your residential status. Do you qualify as an NRI – Non Resident Indian or are you still a Resident Indian?

  • 5 things NRIs must keep in mind while investing in India

    5 things NRIs must keep in mind while investing in India

    Financial Planning for Non Resident Indians can be much the same as Financial Planning for Resident Indians – there are only a few things which NRIs need to keep in mind when executing the Financial Plan i.e. when investing.

  • SBI ups NRE Rupee deposit rates by 25 bps

    SBI ups NRE Rupee deposit rates by 25 bps

    In its bid to meet the 25% deposit growth target, the nation's largest lender State Bank of India today revised its pricing on NRE rupee deposits on select maturities and baskets by 0.25% at 9%.

  • Mecklai graph of the day: Will NRIs continue to invest?

    Mecklai graph of the day: Will NRIs continue to invest?

    Mecklai graph of the day: Indians working abroad have pumped in a record $4.753 billion in local bank deposits during April and May. The increase in NRI deposits is noteworthy because there has been a consistent increase in non-resident external (NRE) rupee accounts.

  • Exploring different types of NRI accounts

    Exploring different types of NRI accounts

    Are you a NRI? Are you confused on what to do with your bank accounts? Here is the quick guide on different types of NRI accounts and how to go about opening them?

  • Citi ups NRE deposit rates, DCB offers 10%

    Citi ups NRE deposit rates, DCB offers 10%

    Citibank today became the first foreign lender to hike interest rates on NRE deposits in the wake of RBI deregulating interest rate offered on deposits by non-resident Indians early this month.

  • Re will strengthen to below 52 per dollar: Axis Bank

    Re will strengthen to below 52 per dollar: Axis Bank

    Partho Mukherjee, president-treasury & international banking, Axis Bank tells CNBC-TV18 that the Indian currency can recover to stronger levels than the Rs 52 per dollar, going ahead.

  • Fed Bank sees deposits up 30-35% post NRI deposit cap hike

    Fed Bank sees deposits up 30-35% post NRI deposit cap hike

    CNBC-TV18 catches up with Shyam Shrinivasan, managing director and chief executive officer of Federal bank to get his perspective of business after RBI hiked limit on NRI deposits by 100 bps.

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