Do you have the habit of spending on frivolous purchases and end up regretting it later? Are you left with no money to spend by the end of every month? Does it feel like that you can never save money from your modest salary?

You would have often heard the proverb, “A penny saved is a penny earned.” This age-old adage holds true even in modern times. A small amount of savings every month can go a long way in helping you build a large corpus over the years.

To say that 2020 has not unfolded as expected is the understatement of the year. The Coronavirus pandemic has brought the whole world to a standstill. Companies and businesses are forced to resort to desperate measures like layoffs and pay cuts to survive the economic blowouts of the pandemic.

Everyone knows that stock market investing is one of the most popular ways to strike rich by building a large corpus over the years. However, what holds back people from investing in stocks is the myth that – it's too complicated.

The Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana is an exclusive savings account designed to provide girl children a bright and happy future, free from financial troubles. Launched as part of the "Beti Bachao Beti Padhao" initiative, this scheme offers high-interest rates and various tax benefits.

PPF (Public Provident fund) is one of the most popular savings schemes in India to build a retirement corpus. It's one of the most tax-efficient savings products available to all citizens.

A loan from a reputable lender can provide financial solidarity and allow you to remain in a good position. Apart from bailing you out of short-term financial trouble, they can also get you great tax benefits, as long as you manage your finances well.

Women go through plenty of stages in their life – child, daughter, mother, sister, wife, and more. Of all these phases, motherhood is considered as one of the most defining milestones in a woman's life.

The Union Budget for 2020 offers various measures to help our country reach the ambitious target of a $5 trillion-dollar economy by 2022. Nirmala Sitharaman, the Honourable Finance Minister of India, presented the Union Budget for 2020 – 21 on 1st February this year.

A mutual fund is formed when an asset management company (AMC) pools investments from various individual and institutional investors to purchase securities. AMCs hire fund managers to manage investments from investors.

Mutual Funds can seem complicated or intimidating to a lot of investors. A mutual fund is essentially the money pooled in by a large number of people or investors that is managed by a professional fund manager.

Mutual Funds have been gaining a lot of popularity in the recent past as an effective investment channel. Choosing the right type of fund for your investment needs will depend on your investment goal.

To many people, Mutual Funds can seem complicated or intimidating. A mutual fund is essentially the money pooled in by a large number of people or investors that is managed by a professional fund manager.

Mutual funds are one of the most popular investments among investors of all ages. Easy to get started with small investments every month and the potential for high returns, it’s no wonder that mutual funds are emerging as the number one choice for investors.

The best time to start planning your tax-saving instruments is at the beginning of a financial year. If you have missed the boat, the next best time is NOW. Yes, with just a few days left for the end of the financial year, you can still make the right investments now to save big on your taxes.

A fixed deposit is an attractive, risk-free method to grow your wealth. Here, in this guide, check out the interest rates offered by ICICI bank for fixed-term deposits.

Mutual funds in India are of different types to suit the requirements of various categories of investors. Here, in this guide, we introduce you to a specific kind of mutual fund – the interval fund.

Liquid funds are one of the lesser-known categories of mutual funds in India. They are debt funds that invest in short-term money-market instruments like commercial papers, treasury bills, and so on

Imagine two students preparing for an exam. The first student studies regularly throughout the year, finishing lessons in small manageable chunks. The second student studies only a few days before the exam, cramming in marathon study sessions.

“Can NRIs invest in mutual funds in India?” That’s one of the most asked questions in online forums regarding investments and NRIs. India is home to the largest diaspora residing in several countries across the world.

Have you ever wished for an additional source of income that you could rely on if something unexpected were to happen to your primary revenue stream? What if you lose your job unexpectedly or you meet an emergency cash requirement?