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23% of salaried women in India perceive gender pay gap at workplace: Survey

The report is based on a survey of over 800 salaried and self-employed women across 10 cities in India.

In charts: Out of 472 mutual fund managers in India, only 42 are women

While there has been a steady increase in the number of fund managers as compared with the 428 seen last year, the number of women fund managers has been static.

PNB ties up with EaseMyTrip to launch travel credit card: Key features

With a joining fee of Rs 2,000, this card offers many benefits like free lounge access, cashback, and discounts on EaseMyTrip bookings. Recently, AU Bank also introduced the ixigo AU Bank Credit Card

FD or SCSS? Best low-risk investment options for senior citizens

Some of the popular investment options are fixed deposits and recurring deposits. These are one of the most common types of investment for retired individuals.

Work-life balance, home ownership, travel among top goals for women: survey

The study revealed that providing financial security for family is the top life goal, with 71 per cent women prioritizing it.

Over two-third of small-caps have become multi-baggers in the last 4 years

Multi-Bagger stocks mean the stocks that provide returns that are several times the amount invested in them.

How should a 60-yr old invest Rs 30 lakh? Ideal options for senior citizens

For senior citizens in India, a combination of SCSS, PMVVY, POMIS, FDs, and carefully selected mutual funds can form a robust investment strategy.

80% of all term deposits are in Rs 15 lakh-1 cr ticket size with 1-3-yr duration

Deposit mobilization by banks continued to remain skewed in the 1-3-year bucket and it continues to rise consistently.

Bigger the FD, higher the return: Should you lock funds in non-callable FDs?

These FDs do not allow you to withdraw your deposit before the maturity date, which is not the case for callable FDs unless a court order is issued in the event of death or bankruptcy.

Rs 2 lakh as deduction: How to maximise tax saving with National Pension Scheme

The NPS is used not only to build a sizable retirement kitty but also to reduce your taxable income by an additional Rs 50,000.

73% will stop using UPI if transaction fee is charged, reveals survey

Some platforms or merchants are levying a convenience or transaction fee for UPI transactions

HUF: The legal hack to double tax benefits and lower your tax outgo

HUF has its own PAN card, and separate returns are filed, ensuring its independence from individual tax liabilities.

Decoded: MFs that will be most impacted by Sebi directive on small, mid-cap segments

According to an analysis by Fisdom, schemes like HDFC Small Cap, Axis Small Cap Fund, HSBBC Small Cap Fund, DSP Small Cap fund and Franklin India Smaller Cos Fund carry a relatively higher risk

Passion investments: What do millionaires in India spend their money on?

Watch was the most preferred investment by Indian UHNWIs, followed by Art and Classic Cars. Globally, super rich cited Art as the preferred luxury investment, followed by watches and classic cars.

32% of Indian millionaire wealth is allocated towards residential assets

Nearly 14 per cent of their residential portfolio is allocated outside India.

Tax season 2024: Where should you invest? Best tax-saving options for you

You must buy only a term insurance plan. The premium that you pay is eligible for tax benefit under Section 80C

Looking for a golden visa? Most popular investment migration programmes in 2024

Malta holds first place in the 2024 Global Citizenship Program Index as it has done for nine consecutive years

Tax season 2024: How to make the most of your ELSS investment

An ELSS fund is an equity-oriented scheme with a mandatory lock-in period of three years. In recent years, many taxpayers have turned to ELSS schemes to avail of tax benefits.

Explained: The social media-FPI trading fraud Sebi has cautioned about

Fraudulent trading platforms are offering resident Indians trading opportunities on par with foreign funds, which is not possible under the current rule

'Foreign investors to buy India on correction, won't chase stocks at current valuation'

Kotak Institutional Equities expects the market to remain largely range-bound this year.