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Source: Live Mint Stock to watch: Small cap stock, BCL Industries’ promoter Kushal Mittal disclosed that he has raised his stakeholding in the ethanol blending company, according to an exchange filing on Monday, March 24. According to the BSE data, Mittal purchased 1,89,499 or 1.89 lakh equity shares on March 20, 75,000 equity shares on…
Source: Live Mint As the new financial year sets in, a series of changes are going to take place for the credit card consumers in India, in particular the State Bank of India (SBI) and IDFC First Bank card consumers. Now, on and from April 1, 2025, important changes are going to strike reward points,…
Source: Live Mint Mutual fund operators transform their investment operations to exploit emerging market opportunities because the global population continues to shift unpredictably. The global economy transformation gives an array of investment options to investors. The changing demographics affect the commercial sectors in which mutual funds tend to invest between mature populations in developed countries…
Source: Live Mint The government is working on universal pension scheme which would be offered to everyone including the ones in the unorganised sector, reported NDTV quoting sources. Currently, the workers in the unorganised sector do not access to pension schemes such as NPS, however, they can subscribe to Atal Pension Yojana (APY). Under the…
Source: Live Mint TheGen Z have started to realise that they can generate income without working full-time through passive income. It seems like a scenario wherein you generate income while sleeping so that you can spend time on travelling or pursuing personal interests. By following a well-planned approach, these goals can be achievable. 1. Dividend…
Source: Live Mint Recently, Rattan Dhillon of Chandigarh, a State Bank of India (SBI) credit cardholder, brought to light an aggressive recovery message he had received from an SBI agent for a minor unpaid credit card balance on social media platform X. Dhillon called the agent’s conduct intolerable and urged the bank to extend an…
Source: Live Mint Financial investment planning is vital for all young and old couples. This Valentine’s Day, you can reassess our investment journey by exploring the investment opportunities that you have. The young couples can choose the following investment options to meet their needs for accessibility along with a preference for both long-term growth potential….
Source: Live Mint Inflows into equity mutual fund inflows witnessed a marginal decline of 3.6 per cent in January, totaling ₹39,687 crore against ₹41,155 crore in December, showed the data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) on February 12. Despite the slight decrease in monthly inflows, net investments into open-ended equity…
Source: Live Mint The celebration of love on Valentine’s Day does not require expensive gifts combined with fancy dinners though many people tend to focus on these costly items. Sticking to creative strategies enables you to savour precious celebrations without having to spend a lot of money on them. The following list presents cost-effective Indian…
Source: Live Mint The popularity of passive investing among investors who seek low-cost automation solutions has surged through the use of index funds together with Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). Most investors choose passive funds since they provide broad market coverage at lower operating expense levels. Some investors miss crucial threats that exist in their investments. This…
