In a development that will benefit millions of small savers, the government has decided to increase the interest rates on post office savings deposits to 4 per cent, from 3.5 per cent at present.
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Govt to up post office savings deposit interest to 4%
November 10th, 2011 
Ziaulla Namani 
Posted in india, News 
Tags: Bank Deposits, banks, Borrowings, Collections, Committee Report, Crore, Deposit Interest, Deposit Scheme, Economic Affairs, Gopalan, Interest Rate, Interest Rates, Lenders, Market Reforms, Nbsp, Outflow, Post Office Savings Bank, savings account, Savings Scheme, Sheen, Shortfall 
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July 2nd, 2011 Malvika Don’t put off today what you can’t afford to do tomorrow. In spite of the world wide pension crisis and a growing acceptance that we must plan and save for our retirement, the harsh reality is we are actually not saving enough.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Car Loan, Cash Flow, Cash Inflow, Emergency Expenses, Emergency Fund, Emergency Reserve, Financial Freedom, Harsh Reality, Housing Loan, Inflation, Leisure Travel, life insurance, Outflow, Pension Crisis, Personal Loan, Retirement Age, Retirement Budget, Sense Of Security, Sip, Spite Comments OffIndia Inc may lose tax cover on MF investments
January 23rd, 2010 Tushar Mathur Capital markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) wants the government to scrap tax benefits for corporates investing in mutual funds (MFs), a proposal, if accepted by the government, could deal a body blow to local asset management companies and other firms.
The regulator has also proposed to the government that the securities transaction tax, or STT, which is levied on buying or selling of stocks and on derivatives trade, should be cut by one-third and that a uniform stamp duty be levied and collected by a central agency.
These proposals have been forwarded to the finance ministry, in the run-up to the Budget, said a person with the knowledge of the proposal.
Posted in business, india, Mutual Funds, News, NRI Investing Tags: Asset Management Companies, Assets Under Management, Bank Of India, Body Blow, Capital Markets, Corporate Treasuries, Corporates, Debt Schemes, Exchange Board, Finance Ministry, India Inc, Institutional Funds, Investing In Mutual Funds, Lakh, Outflow, Reserve Bank of India, Sebi, Securities And Exchange Board Of India, Stamp Duty, Transaction Tax Comments OffHigh inflation invest in property
December 8th, 2008 Tushar Mathur Inflation is at high levels. Income on fixed income means like bonds and fixed deposits is not going to give good returns especially in the fixed deposit section, who have invested for less than 1 year are going to earn negative interest.
Posted in NRI Investing Tags: Cement Prices, Commitments, Construction Costs, Fixed Deposits, Fixed Income, Flexible Repayment Options, Home Loan Rates, home loans, Inflation Increase, Loan Borrowers, Loan Packages, Negative Interest, Outflow, Rare Chance, Rate Of Interest, Rents, Right Time, Tenure, Time Period, Uncertainties Comments OffBuy a property when its nearing completion
November 9th, 2008 Tushar Mathur Buying a property that is nearing completion makes more sense for end users. While one may not get launch rates, there are good bargains on offer along with an assurance of timely delivery.
Shail Patwardhan had been looking for an apartment to purchase for self use since 2006.
Posted in india, News Tags: Affordable Housing, Booming Market, Bureaucrats, Businessmen, Buying A Property, Chennai, Corporate Executives, Emis, Four Months, Good Bargains, Gurgaon, Outflow, Recession, Rs 1, Senior Management, Slowdown, Sq Ft, Timely Delivery, True Value, Two And A Half Years Comments OffWhere is the money going?
October 16th, 2008 Tushar Mathur Its Global Liquidity Crisis ! We all have been listening to this for a while now and are adversely affected by this. the global markets are down and money is flowing out of the emerging economies.
Posted in india, News Tags: Bank Accounts, Basics Of Economics, Borrowers, Cash Reserve Ratio, Central Banks, Currency Notes, Emerging Economies, Financial Institutions, Fis, Gentleman, Global Liquidity Crisis, Global Markets, Inflow, Interest Rates, Minimum Percentage, Outflow, Question Time, Subprime Crisis, Sums Of Money, Valid Question Comments OffAdvantages and Disadvantages of ETFs
August 24th, 2008 Tushar Mathur This is the 2nd installment of our 2 part series on ETFs. Please read the first part here: Investing in ETFs
Advantages of ETFs
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