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Source: Live Mint What would you say about an investment instrument that used to give 12 per cent interest a year and now offers only 7.1 per cent? Well, it doesn’t remain as a sought-after investment instrument as it did earlier. This is exactly what happened with public provident fund, or PPF as it is…
Source: Live Mint With the new tax regime (NTR) becoming the default regime lately, several taxpayers are anxious about having lost the eligibility to claim deduction. What, however, is not known to many people is that some deductions and exemptions are still allowed in the new tax regime. Although the typical deductions for investment in…
Source: Live Mint Conservative investors who refrain from investing in equity tend to invest in financial instruments that give assured returns. These instruments include post office schemes or small savings schemes. There are a number of small savings schemes that offer tax benefits along with assured returns to investors. Investments in these schemes not only…
Source: Live Mint Taxpayers are required to pay their income tax as per the New Tax Regime (NTR) from FY 2023-24 onwards after it became the default regime. This means that if you don’t opt for a specific tax regime, your income tax will be computed on the new tax regime. Notably, the new tax…
Source: Live Mint Public Provident Fund (PPF) is a reliable mode of investing for people who want to save taxes while also earning substantial returns on their investments. The fact that PPF is exempt from taxes in all three phases—during investment, interest accumulation, and withdrawal—gives it an edge and makes it one of the best…
Source: Live Mint This is the time of the year when employees are busy submitting investment proofs to their employers. Essentially, investments are meant to be declared to the respective employers during the year and one must submit the proof of investment in order for the employer to deduct TDS (tax deducted at source) accordingly. Meanwhile,…
Source: Live Mint Many investors start reviewing their portfolios at the end of the year and making calculated choices to reach their financial objectives. Selecting between Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), Public Provident Funds (PPF), and Bank Fixed Deposits (FDs) for year-end investments is a frequent conundrum. While PPF offers a safe, tax-free return of 7.1%…
Source: Live Mint If you plan to file your income tax return (ITR) under the old tax regime, you can start making investments in some tax-free instruments in order to claim deduction under section 80C before the financial year comes to an end. There are a number of tax saving instruments that one can invest…
Source: Live Mint Are you a conservative investor who is looking to invest in some safe financial instrument? If the answer is ‘yes’ then you can, among other instruments, invest in a fixed deposit. Besides FD, one can also explore the prospect of investing in small savings instruments, or post office savings schemes. These schemes…
Source: Live Mint Children’s Day 2024 celebrates the innocence and potential of every child. For parents, the occasion can be an opportunity to rethink their future planning for their kids. Sound planning requires well-calibrated and smart investments in options like mutual funds, fixed deposits and other schemes. Multiple government schemes have been launched for parents…
