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More savings in the offing: VPF limit for tax-free interest may be hikedThe move is aimed at encouraging the lower-middle and middle income salaried classes to save more via EPFO and enable them to build a reaso...- Put over Rs 2.5 lakh in PF? Interest may face annual deductionSources told TOI that the government is looking to prescribe two sets of accounts for those contributing over Rs 2.5 lakh annually. The fir...
- B Negative: Two tax-free options go poofThe tax on PF interest comes after the last budget had capped the tax exemption on employers’ contribution to PF, NPS and superannuation fu...
- Tax Optimiser: How NPS, perks can help salaried Mohanty cut tax by Rs 76,000Taxspanner estimates that Mohanty can reduce his tax by almost Rs 76,000 if he gets more tax-free perks and his company offers him NPS bene...
- Tax-free bonds turn attractive againCurrently, tax-free bonds of top rated public sector companies offer a yield of 6.4-6.5 per cent.
- Here's your chance to earn 2% more than bank fixed depositsWith the returns from stock market slowing, deposit rates falling and no tax-free bond issues, investors are finding comfort in fixed incom...
- Why this is the right time to buy tax-free bondsThe falling interest rate regime means that retail investors will benefit from buying tax-free bonds now.
- Differences with Congress on GST have narrowed down: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley“Venkaiah Naidu and I will make more efforts with the Congress. I see the differences narrowing down,” Jaitley said at a press interaction.
- Tax free bonds outperform equities, strong performance to continueThere will be periods when other investment products generate better return than equity and the same is now happening with tax-free bonds.
- State-owned companies like IRFC, Hudco and NHAI to offer tax-free bonds of Rs 18,000 croreIRFC, Hudco and National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) will sell tax-free bonds that are at least five times larger than recent issuan...
- Rush for higher returns before rate cut: NTPC tax-free bonds oversubscribed 10 times on Day 1“Amid an uncertain equity market, retail investors including HNIs, prefer to bet on taxfree bonds with a higher safety net,” said Deepak Pa...
- Telcos, tower firms seek FM Jaitley's nod to issue taxfree bondsCOAI and TAIPA representatives are likely to shortly meet Jaitley to underscore need for low-cost funds to meet rural teledensity & broadba...
- Why forthcoming tax-free bonds may be a good betTax-free bonds worth almost Rs 40,000 crore are expected to be issued this fiscal year. Here's how you can make the most of this opportunit...
- How high income investors can use interest stripping to cut capital gains taxInterest stripping is a tax planning strategy that can help HNIs and investors in the high tax bracket to reduce their tax burden.
- As demand rises, tax-free bonds outperform equitiesTriple-A rated tax-free papers are quoting yields in the range of 7.35% to 7.40% for 10-year maturities and 7.45% to 7.55% for 15 to 20-yea...
- You can cash in on falling rates with tax-free bondsFinancial advisors are asking their clients to invest in a combination of tax-free bonds and long-term income funds to maximise returns fro...
- RBI allows foreign retail investments in tax-free rupee bondsRBI allowed foreign retail investors, including non-resident Indians, to invest in rupee-denominated tax-free non-convertible bonds.
- Invest in tax-free bonds for capital appreciationInterest rates could fall 50-75 bps over the next 12-15 months, resulting in an upward movement in bond prices which will result in a gain ...
- Investors may shun tax-free bonds as returns look less attractiveInvestors may not lap them up since the return from these bonds are less than what other asset classes yield, say analysts.
- Tata Capital cuts coupon rate for '09 retail bondsTata Capital, which raised funds at steep rates after the 2008 credit crisis, is slicing coupon on retail bonds sold in 2009 by as much as ...
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