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Antigua to Grenada: Property purchases here can serve as passport to world

Caribbean havens of Antigua and Barbuda and Grenada, Central American jewel Costa Rica, and Mediterranean magnets Greece, Malta, and Spain stand out, according to the 2024 Wealth Report by Henley & P

5 of 10 richest cities in APAC, Delhi among top 50 cities for millionaires

By growth, seven of the 10 leading millionaire cities are located in APAC, including five in China and two in India.

DIIs vs mutual funds vs FIIs: Which sectors are investors betting on?

Indian markets are moving towards atmanirbharta (self reliance) with the share of DIIs set to overtake that of FIIs in the next few quarters.

ICICI Pru Platinum: A ULIP that aligns distributor payout to fund's value

Offers unlimited free switches between asset classes without any cost and tax implications

Explained: As bank lending slows, bond market takes centre stage

While overall credit growth is predicted to moderate in FY2025, domestic bond issuance is expected to rise, driven by attractive interest rates and potential foreign investment.

NSE cos: FII holding at 11-year low, domestic MFs stake at all-time high

Ownership of Government as a promoter increased to a 7-year high of 10.38 per cent in three months ended March this year fuelled by the strong performance of several PSUs

Indian airlines poised to capture 50% of country's international travel mkt

The improvement would be driven by Indian airlines deploying additional aircraft and adding new routes in the international segment

Loophole that may allow Godrej split without attracting capital gains tax

A family arrangement is a provision in Indian tax law that allows the transfer of assets between close family members without incurring capital gains tax.

Home loan outstanding up by Rs 10 lakh cr: What does this mean?

The real estate boom is expected to continue, although the growth rate might slow down slightly due to the high loan amounts already issued.

Foreign funds can issue P notes to investors: What is it, why this matters

P-Notes are financial instruments that allow foreign investors to invest in the Indian stock market without directly registering with Indian regulators

Deep Kalra joins bandwagon: DLF's Camellias is now a billionaire boulevard

Deep Kalra has bought a 7430 square foot (sqft) apartment for Rs 46.25 crore and paid a stamp duty of Rs 2.77 crore.

RBI lifts curbs: What the Bajaj Fin 'Insta EMI Card' controversy is about

The lifting of restrictions is good news for consumers who utilize Bajaj Finance's Insta EMI Card and eCOM platform

Health claims: 43% struggle, many forced to stay extra day at hospital

One of the top issues that consumers have been regularly writing about on LocalCircles is that of rejection of health insurance claims including cancellation of policies by insurance companies

Why is gold up 20% in the last one year, and what should investors do?

Gold is suitable as a store of value. It performs well when the market is uncertain or fearful

Why Bookmyshow is not liable to pay service tax on credit card transactions

In a landmark ruling, the Mumbai Bench of Customs, Excise, and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) has delivered a verdict in favor of BookMyShow, an online entertainment ticketing platform

HUF, LLP, infra bonds and more: Legal hacks used by the rich to save taxes

Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) have emerged as a favorite among HNIs. Unlike companies, where profits are taxed twice, LLPs offer a single layer of taxation.

Sebi makes bond market more accessible, Zerodha's Kamath hails move

To enhance the participation of retail investors in the corporate bond market, Sebi decided to cut the face value of such debt securities to Rs 10,000 from Rs 1 lakh at present.

Sebi eases investment rule for passive funds: What this means for you

SebI has increased the group/sponsor level exposure limit for passive funds from 25% to 35%.

Explained: Sebi tightens reigns on mutual funds to prevent insider trading

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has taken a strong stance against front-running and insider trading in mutual funds. Business Standard explains the key decisions made by Sebi;s board

Explained: How Sebi just made it easier for NRIs to invest in Indian market

Sebi has now allowed Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) established in GIFT City to accept unlimited investments from Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs).