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  • Long tenured tax free bonds may come back in Budget 2015

    Budget may not introduce big changes. However there can be some small changes in tax rates, tax slabs and modifications in instruments that fetch tax exemption.

  • All that you need to know about saving tax

    The income earned in a year, is taxable in the following year. For tax purposes, the year in which income is earned is known as previous year and the following year in which it is assessed and considered taxable, is known as assessment year.

  • Tax benefits you can avail when you spend/invest in

    One can get tax benefits on many expenses and investments made in your child‘s nam. This includes a wide variety of expense heads and investments. Most of these investments fall under the ambit of Sec 80C within the Rs 1 lakh limit.

  • Applying for education loan? Remember these 4 things

    Pankaj Mathpal of Optima Money Managers suggests that education loan should be taken in the name of student. So that student can claim the benefit under Section 80E.

  • Budget Talk: Sow seeds of a golden generation Mr FM

    It February again and like every year the lists come out with everyone‘s expectations from the Finance Minister. It‘s a different matter altogether that the expectations have not always been satisfied completely.

  • How to get education loan if you don't have address proof

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Anil Rego of Right Horizons talked about what is the best way for students to avail an education loan. He also gave some options on how one can apply for educational loan if they don‘t have any residence proof.

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