Inflation and the rising coast of the basic necessity items in the year 2010 have made the common man to struggle and adjust with the available finance.
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How to increase fixed income?
January 28th, 2011 
Malvika 
Posted in NRI Banking, NRI Investing 
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Comments OffTips for NRIs: Selling Your Property the Right Way
October 21st, 2010 Malvika NRIs, being an important and crucial segment of the Indian Real Estate Market are showing equal keenness to have a house back home, and the Real Estate Market is all set to woo the diaspora. Not only the NRIs, but the POIs (Persons of Indian Origin) share the benefit.
Posted in NRI Investing Tags: Act 1999, Bank Of India, Currency Equivalent, Exchange Law, Fema, Fema Regulations, Foreign Currency, Foreign Exchange Management, Foreign Exchange Market, Immovable Property, Indian Origin, Keenness, Management Act, Nris, Person Resident, Property In India, RBI, Reserve Bank of India, Residential Property, Successors Comments OffForeign investments is going strong in Indian market
October 14th, 2010 Malvika 
Two years ago the Indian stock market came down crashing when the foreign direct investors (FDI) took around $ 5 billion out of the Indian market.
Posted in NRI Investing Tags: Developed Country, Developing Economies, Developing Nations, Economic Doldrums, Fdi In India, Foreign Investments, Foreign Investors, Gdp Growth, India And South Asia, India Market, Indian Economy, Indian Opportunity, Indian Stock Market, Japan Economy, Mainland China, Market Index, Neeraj, Standard Chartered, Swaroop, Zero Rates Comments OffAttractive Home Loans for the NRIs
August 6th, 2010 Malvika Are you an NRI and looking for a home loan? Then you don’t have to worry about it anymore, because most popular financial institutions and leading commercial banks in India are offering a home loan especially for the NRIs.
Posted in NRI Investing Tags: 1 Crore, Annum, Assets And Liabilities, Banks In India, Commercial Banks, Educational Background, Employment Contract, Employment Details, Financial Institutions, home loans, Installments, Interest Amounts, Loan Request, nri, Nris, Principal And Interest, Rate Ranges, Rs 1, Work Experience, Work Permit Comments OffFinancial Investment Plans for NRI
July 11th, 2010 Malvika India possess a feature that it is source of pride for them that it is the second growing economy in the world and is a great place for NRI’s to seek the new investment plans and opportunities.
Posted in NRI Investing Tags: Armed With This Information, Authorised Dealer, Bank Accounts, Financial Incentives, Financial Investment, Foreign Investment, home loans, India Plans, Indian Government, Indian Origin, Instalments, Investing In Property, Investment Plans, Nre, Nri Investors, Nro, Overseas Corporate Bodies, Pio, Plot Of Land, Property In India Comments OffHow to Find the Best Building Constructor?
April 12th, 2010 Malvika For years you have been planning to build a house, but it has been eluding you all these years, because of one or the other difficulties. Now, everything has fallen into place, and you are ready. Finding the best builder is the next step. Following are some guidelines to select one.
Posted in NRI Investing, Real Estate Tags: Break, Build A House, Build House, Cash Payments, Colleagues, Completion Certificate, Constructor, Dream Work, Electricity Bill, Installments, Names, Previous Works, Prior Works, Sanction, Water Bill Comments OffIs PAN card necessary for an NRI?
April 4th, 2010 Malvika Income Tax Department issues the PAN card or the Permanent Account Number card, which is a laminated card with 10 digit alphanumeric number. A PAN card is not a must for the day to day life, but if you want to invest in share market, claim refunds on TDS etc., better have to posses a PAN card. If you have a PAN card; property deals, getting telephone connection, opening bank account, all becomes easy.
Posted in NRI Banking, NRI Investing, Personal Finance Tags: Address Delivery, Card Application, Card Details, Card Holder, Debenture, Delivery Facility, Depositary, Digit Id Number, Direct Taxes, Financial Sectors, Financial Transactions, Important Facts, Income Taxes, Laminated Card, Mail, Pan Card Application Form, Property Deals, Sebi, Share Market, Telephone Connection Comments OffWhich Life Insurance Policy Is The Best For Your Parents?
April 2nd, 2010 Malvika There are a lot of life insurance policies suitable for our parents who are retired, old, men and women. All Insurance companies, national or private, cater to the needs of the elderly. Though, you are able to provide food and shelter to them, you may not be able to afford high hospital bills, if they fall ill. So, it is advisable to choose a policy with medical claims, because with old age your parents are prone to diseases easily.
Posted in Insurance, NRI Investing, Personal Finance Tags: Bajaj Allianz, Check Ups, Free Health, Health Care Policies, Health Check, Health Policy, Hospital Bills, Icici Lombard, Importance Of Health, Installments, Insurance Companies, Life Insurance Policies, Life Insurance Policy, Medical Check, Medical Claims, Old Men, Peace Of Mind, Rishtey, Ups, Valuables Comments OffThe Increasing Wealth Management Services
March 29th, 2010 Malvika There are people who have a lot of money, but don’t know how to invest or deposit it wisely. They just leave it in the bank as dead asset. Sometimes they trust their friends or relatives and invest in some foolish schemes. These schemes may or may not give them returns. This is where the Wealth Management Services come in.
Posted in NRI Banking, NRI Investing, Personal Finance Tags: Abn Amro, Bank Of India, Canara Bank, Citigroup, Financial Institutions, Foolish Schemes, Foreign Money, Gold Funds, Latest Trends, Laymen, Management Sector, Management Service, nri, Personal Wealth Management, Preparing A Budget, Private Banks, Service Sectors, State Bank, State Bank Of India, Wealth Management Services Comments OffPlan To Avoid Tax Payment
March 29th, 2010 Malvika Not paying the tax is a punishable crime, but making use of the various loop holes in the income tax rules, to avoid paying the tax, is not a crime. For that, you need a thorough understanding of the income tax laws and its present amendments.
Posted in NRI Banking, NRI Investing, Personal Finance Tags: Central Government, Debentures, Foreign Currency, home loans, Income Tax Law, Income Tax Laws, Income Tax Returns, Income Tax Returns In India, Income Tax Rules, Loop Holes, Nro Accounts, Property In India, Punishable Crime, Repayments, Tax Avoidance, Tax Exemption, Tax Liability, Tax Payments, Time Profit, Wise Steps Comments OffHow to buy precious stones?
March 21st, 2010 Malvika Today the precious stones are not only the item related to the astrology but also being an ideal way to show your status, wealth and power. Therefore many NRIs are trying to invest their money into these precious stones.
Posted in NRI Investing, Personal Finance Tags: Astrology, Best Deals, Certificates, Diamond Jewelry, Elegance, Finest Touch, Gemologist, Glitz, gold, Good Deals, india, Invest Money, Investment Experts, Investment Investment, Measurement, Middlemen, Nris, Pearls, Precious Stone, Precious Stones, Ruby, Shapes Comments OffIOB hiked deposit rates, Central Bank reduces rates of loan for doctors, revise deposit rates
March 18th, 2010 Tushar Mathur On Monday Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) has revised its deposits interest rate. The revised rates will be effective from March 15. As per revised rates for deposits of less than Rs 1 crore for tenure of 270 days and less than one year, the rate has been fixed at 6%, while for one year to less than five years at 6.75% and five years and above at 7.25%.
Posted in business, india, News, NRI Banking, NRI Investing, Personal Finance Tags: 100 Basis Points, Bank Of India, Central Bank Of India, Crore, Doctors, Domestic Term Deposits, Finance Scheme, Indian Overseas Bank, Interest Rate, Interest Rates, Iob, Jewel, Lakh, Less Than Five Years, Loans, Nursing Home, Personal Loan, Rs 1, Tenure, Wavier Comments OffMFs dig infra for big bucks
February 27th, 2010 Tushar Mathur The mutual fund industry didn’t get anything from the finance minister, but that has not stopped them from exploring how they could work out some of the other proposals in direct taxes to their advantage .
Posted in business, india, Mutual Funds, News, NRI Investing Tags: Budget Speech, Corporates, Debt Products, Direct Taxes, Finance Minister, Financial Advisers, Guaranty, Infrastructure Bonds, Institutions, Interest Rate, Investor, Lakh, Mf, Mutual Fund Industry, Private Sector, Proposals, Rs 1, Tax Arbitrage, Tax Deduction, Term Debt Comments OffSlowly banks are raising fixed deposit rates
February 26th, 2010 Tushar Mathur In the coming months fixed deposit can again be a good investment option as the deposit rates are on their way up. But the things will get better in fiscal 2010-11.
Last week HDFC Bank had raised its deposit rates by 25-150 basis points (one basis point equals one-hundredth of 1%) across various terms.
Posted in business, india, News, NRI Banking, NRI Investing, Personal Finance Tags: Bank Deposit Rates, Bank Liquidity, Bank Of India, Basis Point, Basis Points, Credit Suisse, Deepak, Fixed Deposit Rates, Gupta, Icici Bank, Investment Option, Loan Growth, Mallya, Maturities, Public Sector Union, SBI, State Bank, State Bank Of India, Union Bank, Union Bank Of India Comments OffBest Future Retirement Plans for NRIs
February 26th, 2010 Malvika Retirement planning is usually the most ignored saving motivator for NRIs. In future, NRI will not stay only at one place, till their retirement or change employers.
Posted in NRI Investing Tags: Cap Stock, Change Employers, Dual Advantage, Employee Provident Fund, Epf, Fixed Income Instruments, Income Scheme, International Stocks, Investment Portfolio, Mid Forties, Mid Thirties, Midcap, National Savings, Part Time Work, Ppf, Public Provident Fund, Retirement Goals, Retirement Planning, Retirement Plans, Small Cap Stocks Comments Off
