Invest In India

How important is the environment to you? What measures does Corporate India take to preserve the environment? Which are the greenest companies in India? Take a look…

Industrialization is good for any economy, but it is not without vices — deterioration of the environment is one of the major setbacks.

Incomes of NRIs are exempt from income tax interest on various specified securities or bonds. NRIs enjoy tax exemptions from property investment and other assets including dividend income, interest income, and even gifts! Read on and find out what tax exemptions you could enjoy as an NRI.

There are several formal channels to transfer money to India. All the service providers generally charge a commission or fee for their services. The amount of fees charged usually depends on the total amount you wish to transfer and also the desired time limit within which you wish the recipient to receive the money.

Here is some basic information of the various accounts that an NRI can hold in India.
The type of accounts:

1. Non-Resident External (NRE)
2. Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO)
3. Foreign Currency Non-Resident (FCNR)

NRE Savings Account

Whether you are a salaried employee, a professional, an entrepreneur or even a student, an NRE account is something that can benefit you immensely since it offers significant Advantages:

• Get higher interest rates
• Interest earned is not taxable in India
• Use any currency to credit the account.
• Maintained in Rupees, giving you a liberty to Invest in India
• You can always take the money back overseas, whenever you wish to
• Empowers your family to access your account anytime, anywhere in India
• You can maintain a minimum balance of Rs.

What is the easiest way to double your money in a short time frame? Do you know where your money should be invested? Is it real estate? Which properties will fetch you the highest appreciation? Which are the high growth areas in India? If you’re considering investing in real estate, read on.Investing in the real estate in India seems like a wise move right now.

Most of the NRIs, like myself, want to invest in India for the long term. We don’t need the money in the next 3-5 years. We are in it for th long haul. So what do we invest in ?

Your best bet at accumulating wealth is to invest your money in such a way that it grows as the time passes.

For all you NRIs that are looking to buy a home or a flat in a fancy apartment complex or any other type of real estate in India, here are the documents that you would need.

Identity

You can establish your identity through copies of passports, birth/school leaving certificates, driver’s license or organizational identity/labor cards.