Indians living abroad are now looking back home for some lucrative gains as the currency market throws up good investment options. 28-year old Kabir Batra is living the great Indian dream in America, a secure job at Siemens, enough savings and now it is time for making future investments.
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Realty sector attracts NRIs as rupee gets cheaper
December 21st, 2011 
Ziaulla Namani 
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September 15th, 2011 Malvika I am reminded of a Tamil saying, “Experience what it is to build a house, and get a child married”, probably that is the reason why wise parents invest to meet the long term financial obligations like education and marriage cost of their children.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Amount Of Money, Appetites, Bonds, Catchy Name, financial obligations, Inflation Rate, Initial Stages, Investment options, Investment Products, Maturity, Mutual Funds, National Savings, Post office, Public Provident Fund, RBI, Savings Scheme, Sentiment, Tamil, Tenure, Wise Parents Comments OffALL you wanted to know about Company Deposits
July 22nd, 2011 Malvika Company Deposits are simply nothing but fixed deposits in companies that earn a fixed rate of return over a period of time. Company deposits are really down-to-earth products.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Bank Deposits, Deposit Scheme, Doorstep, Earth Products, Financial Difficulties, Fixed Deposits, Interest Income, Investment Option, Investment options, Investment Planning, Investment Products, Loyal Investors, Meltdown, Novices, Poor Credit, Rate Of Return, Risky Investment, Simplicity Company, Stock Market Investments, Time Company Comments OffAll you wanted to know about Mutual fund ELSS
June 24th, 2011 Malvika There are so many tax saving investment options; how Mutual fund ELSS Schemes stand out from all other options?
A Mutual Fund ELSS is similar to diversified equity funds.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: 3 Years, Cess, Crowd, Diversified Equity Funds, Equity Exposure, Equity Fund, Equity Investments, Investment Option, Investment options, mutual fund, Nsc, Ppf, Rs 1, Sip, Slab, Smart Investors, Tax Benefit, Tax Payers, Term Insurance, Time Horizon Comments OffHow to increase fixed income?
January 28th, 2011 Malvika
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.
Posted in NRI Banking, NRI Investing Tags: Anup, Attractive Investment, Bajaj Capital, Bank Deposits, Bhaiya, Credit Guarantee Corporation, Deposit Insurance, Employee Provident Fund, Employees Provident Fund, Employees Provident Fund Organisation, Government Of India, Group Ceo, Indian Postal Department, Investment options, Lakh, Money Honey, National Savings, Ppf, Public Provident Fund, Retirement Benefit Comments OffOptions to save money under tax section 80 C
January 13th, 2011 Malvika Tax act is quite taxing and people often look ways to save the money rather than giving it as tax.
The best option to save money is to invest it under section 80C.
Posted in india Tags: Employees Provident Fund, Financial Instrument, Health Insurance Plan, Housing Loan, Infrastructure Bonds, Investment options, Life Insurance Policies, Mediclaim, National Saving Certificates, Office Time, Postal System, Public Provident Fund, Senior Citizens, Single Most Important Aspect, Slabs, Tax Act, Tax Deductions, Tax Provision, Time Deposits, Tution Fee Comments OffInvestment options to Save Tax under Section 80C
February 9th, 2010 Tushar Mathur No one likes paying tax and it prompts everyone to look for options that may reduce their tax liability. There are many provisions to do this and one of the most common options is the tax deductions under Section 80 C of the Income Tax Act.
Posted in business, india, Mutual Funds, News, NRI Investing Tags: Absolute Protection, Employee Provident Fund, Encashment, Fixed Deposits, Income Tax Act, Interest Income, Investment Avenues, Investment options, Kid On The Block, Little Knowledge, Maximum Limit, National Savings, New Kid On The Block, Nsc, Public Provident Fund, Tax Deduction, Tax Deductions, Tax Liability, Taxable Income, Tuition Fee Comments OffBanks witness increase in low-cost deposits
November 6th, 2009 Tushar Mathur Banks are experiencing increase in flow of funds in low-cost deposits rather than in bulk deposits.
The reason for increase in the share of low –cost Casa deposits is mainly because of revival in stock markets, economic activity and a fall in term-deposit rates.
As per the latest reports from banks, in most of the public sector banks there has been increase of 20 per cent in the low-cost deposits during the current financial year (2009-10).
Posted in business, india, News, NRI Banking, NRI Investing, Personal Finance Tags: Bank Accounts, Banking System, Current Account Balances, Economic Activity, Fixed Deposits, Flo, Initial Public Offers, Institutional Investors, Investment options, Ipo, Minimum Balance, Private Sector Bank, Public Sector Banks, Revival, Savings Accounts, Savings Banks, Second Half, Spite, Stock Markets, Term Deposit Rates Comments OffInvestment options in India
July 31st, 2008 Tushar Mathur If you are looking to invest in India, do you sometimes wonder where to start?
Do you think India with its mature capital market, relatively control free economy and backed by professional banking services offers diversified investment options?
Posted in Economy, Mutual Funds, NRI Banking, NRI Investing Tags: Fixed Deposits, india, Investment options, Portfolio Investment scheme Comments Off
