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GST 2.0 was introduced on September 22, 2025, , a significant overhaul of the Goods and Services Tax system aimed at simplifying the tax structure and enhancing economic efficiency. The new framework
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Students can compare education loan interest rates from top banks, ranging from 8.25% to 10.25%, to find the best option for studying abroad and manage their finances effectively.
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Most ask whether their credit history follows them when they apply for a visa abroad.
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Gift to your husband/wife is tax-free during transfer but future income from it has strings attached.
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Life insurance may not appear to be an immediate priority when you're young, but an early start will save you money and provide peace of mind.
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This festive season, top banks are offering home loans at varying interest rates ranging from 7.3% to 9%.
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Old settled loans can silently pull down your credit score — here’s how to set the record straight.
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With the boom in online gaming, winnings now come with tax obligations — here’s how to file your IT returns correctly.
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Personal loans seem straightforward, but unexpected charges, bad planning, and impulsive decisions can add to your payment burden.
- How to handle a lost credit card and prevent financial fraud
A missing credit card can be used for fraud and cause you unnecessary stress. Acting promptly and responsibly will protect your money.
- Fixing your credit score fast: a step-by-step guide to filing disputes
A correct credit report matters — here’s a practical, five-step approach to disputing errors and protecting your score.
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Forged or stolen documents can cost individuals heavily—understanding how fraud happens and ways to stay safe is the best defence.
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Claim settlement is the most crucial part of life insurance, yet many families face hurdles—here’s how to ensure a smoother process.
- Market snaps three-week gain; rupee hits record low, IT a major drag
During the week, the Indian rupee touched a fresh record low of 88.80.
- Airport lounge access via credit cards is shrinking—are you affected?
Many travellers are finding their cards no longer give lounge access—here’s why it happens and how to deal with it.
- Best 3-Year FD rates: Public and private sector banks compared
IndusInd Bank offers the highest 3-year FD rate at 6.65 percent, while SBI and other banks offer rates between 6.25-6.6 percent, with returns calculated for a Rs 1 lakh investment.
- Can buy now pay later really help build your credit score?
Buy now, pay later services are gaining popularity among new borrowers, but do they actually help create a healthy credit profile?
- Midlife money crunch: Why the 40s feel like a financial tightrope
Mid-career professionals face mounting uncertainty as rising costs, limited savings, and career risks collide.
- Unified Pension Scheme: What VRS employees need to know about payouts
The Unified Pension Scheme promises clarity on voluntary retirement, payout timelines, and assured benefits, but employees must understand the rules before opting in.
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IndusInd Bank offers 6.99% interest on 1-year FDs, while HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, and Punjab National Bank offer 6.6%, and SBI offers 6.45% interest rate on 1-year FDs.
- What happens to SCSS joint accounts when the primary holder passes away
In knowing SCSS regulations lies the secret to ensuring that money management is seamless, and complications are avoided for remaining account holders.
