
Amit is a personal finance journalist covering banking, taxation, insurance, investing, and consumer money matters. He writes analytical yet easy-to-understand explainers, breaking down complex financial and policy developments for everyday readers. His work focuses on helping audiences make informed decisions through data-driven reporting, expert insights, and practical context.
Amit is a personal finance journalist covering banking, taxation, insurance, investing, and consumer money matters. He writes analytical yet easy-to-understand explainers, breaking down complex financial and policy developments for everyday readers. His work focuses on helping audiences make informed decisions through data-driven reporting, expert insights, and practical context.
Key rules, timelines and eligibility for Canada's family programmes
Advanced tokenisation and biometric locks ensure the payment method's convenience does not come at the cost of security
Spending in Tier-II, III markets based on 'deep research and values consistency over hype'
Central bank set premature redemption price for tranche at Rs 14,130 per unit
Swiss Re flags India as the world's fastest-growing major insurance market by the end of the decade
Experts argue cost-of-living relief can reduce the sharp tax jump after ₹12 lakh
Injury, damage, liability: what really gets paid under third-party insurance
The proposed system promises quicker access to EPF money, with limits
Fear of immigration crackdown ripples through Minneapolis, hitting work, schools, and local commerce
Government warns SBI customers against downloading fake APKs linked to Aadhaar updates
FedEx denies favouring foreign hires after criticism over US job cuts and rising H-1B approvals
From EMIs to GST tweaks, industry leaders break down what buyers can expect.
One year in service, five withdrawal types, and how to get 100% of your PF
New policy allows foreign religious workers holding the visa to re-apply for entry immediately after their five-year term expires
Bank FD rates for senior citizens in Jan 2026: Small finance banks lead the market with yields of up to 8.1%, providing a lucrative window for senior citizens to lock in high returns
Major lenders are holding firm at 6-6.5 % while small finance banks lead the market with returns of up to 8%
Pension funds regulator relaxes withdrawal and exit norms, allowing parents to access funds for education and medical needs while maintaining long-term savings
Banks and card networks run on different clocks, and the earliest deadline often decides the outcome
Rates stay competitive across banks and housing finance companies, led by public sector lenders
Lenders kick off 2026 with competitive car finance offers, as public sector banks lead the market with rates as low as 7.35%