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Why getting a SWP death claim is not that simple for surviving spouses and why Sebi must ensure strict adherenceIt is often witnessed that the aggression of marketing executives in AMCs to onboard an investor is not reciprocated while settling death c...- Is your home loan ruling your life? Know the hidden cost of a big EMIMany Indians stretch finances for dream homes, but hefty home loans lead to years of uncomfortable choices. Borrowers face lifestyle compre...
- Choosing the right NPS annuity: Why expenses, behaviour, and risk tolerance matter for retirement incomeThe National Pension System's exit rule eased, allowing more flexibility with annuity purchases. Retirees must carefully decide how much to...
- Are life cycle funds good or bad for your portfolio? Pros and cons of SEBI’s new mutual fund category explainedIndia's market regulator Sebi has launched lifecycle funds, a new mutual fund category. These funds automatically adjust investments from e...
- How can senior citizens generate Rs 1 lakh monthly income safely in India?Indian seniors aiming for a Rs 1 lakh monthly retirement income need Rs 2-2.5 crore, accounting for inflation and taxes. Experts suggest a ...
- SIP-SWP combo for retirement planning: How your investment corpus can survive market shocks with an effective exit planA well-timed SWP ensures your hard-earned corpus survives market shocks and funds life’s goals smoothly.
- ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund to grandfather its 2 fund-of-funds under SEBI frameworkICICI Prudential Mutual Fund is grandfathering two of its fund of funds, the Passive Multi-Asset Fund of Fund and Global Advantage Fund, fr...
- Smart investment: How can you get Rs 1 lakh monthly passive incomeTo generate a steady monthly income of Rs 1 lakh (Rs 12 lakh annually), the required investment corpus depends on the rate of return you ex...
- ET In The Classroom: Specialised Investment FundThe Specialised Investment Fund is a new investment product introduced by Sebi. The regulator believes that over the years a gap has emerge...
- Planning to retire in 10 years? Know how a Rs 23,000 monthly investment can help you in your retirementRetiring early within next 10 years is a challenging yet achievable goal. We tell you how to calculate the required retirement corpus based...
- Retirement planning: How to get Rs 1 lakh monthly pension after retirement; check investment plan, calculationHow can a senior citizen earn a regular pension of Rs 1 lakh every month after retirement? It requires financial planning — you need to inv...
- 7.1% PPF interest rate or 8.2% returns from Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS): Where should someone in 20% tax bracket invest?Our panel of experts will answer questions related to any aspect of personal finance. If you have a query, mail it to us right away.
- Maximizing tax efficiency with mutual funds: Understanding distribution types and taxation methodsMutual funds have emerged as a popular investment option in India, offering the dual advantage of expert money management and tax-efficient...
- How to put in place a simple SWP system to work over a long time?“The way to start off will be with a rough thumb rule that you should have at least 25 times your annual money requirement as your portfoli...
- Has the last date to add nominee to mutual funds been extended?Note that if the nomination is not registered within the timeframes, transactions such as Redemptions, SWP, Switch, STP will be frozen in t...
- How systematic withdrawal plan can work for retired people"SWP is an extremely powerful way in which you can provide for yourself - because people are now living for 30-35 years beyond retirement. ...
- Can a returning NRI open a PPF account?A recent rule allows an account holder to pre-close the PPF account on change in residency status. Irrespective of the residency status on ...
- Systematic withdrawal plans are good for regular incomeI am currently in the exempt tax bracket. I want a regular income. Can I invest in debt schemes with dividend option since DDT has been rem...
- How to calculate long-term capital gains tax on mutual fund SIPsFrom April 1, 2018 any LTCG made on transfer of equity MFs will have to pay a 10 per cent tax on long-term gains above Rs 1 lakh per annum.
- Why annuity plans are not a great ideaDespite the recent reduction in service tax, returns from annuity plans remain too low.
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