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Daily Indian market and personal-finance updates. Newer stories appear on the homepage; this archive keeps previous bulletins available to read anytime.
As insurers link premiums to fitness tracker data, experts warn of privacy risks that Indian policyholders must carefully evaluate before sharing.
Government banks will operate on Sunday, September 27, allowing customers to clear pending transactions before a three-day nationwide union strike begins.
Discover how a ₹3 lakh budget can cover a week abroad and what it means for your monthly savings and investment strategy.
IRDAI’s draft rules aim to cut insurers’ distribution costs, which could translate into lower premiums for policy‑holders, though savings aren’t guaranteed.
EPF withdrawals surge in India as US rate hike worries escalate, leading to increased concerns over financial planning and market impact for retail investors.
A Bengaluru ITAT decision clarifies that merely crediting overseas earnings to an NRE account doesn’t trigger Indian tax, easing concerns for NRIs.
A gift to your spouse isn’t taxed, but any earnings are clubbed with your income, affecting your tax bill and investment returns.
Avoid currency traps and hidden fees by planning beyond flights and hotels to protect your travel savings.
A ₹10‑15 lakh budget can fetch a fresh hatch or a used luxury sedan; compare depreciation, loan rates and upkeep to keep ownership costs low.
A ₹10 lakh Post Office time deposit offers 7.1% for three years and 7.5% for five years, prompting investors to weigh higher returns against longer lock‑in.
Supreme Court to review challenge against new UPI merchant fees, potentially reshaping payment costs for everyday consumers.
New IRDAI rules could trim premiums and curb mis‑selling, but their impact hinges on enforcement.
ITAT cancels ₹70,700 tax penalty after property purchase below stamp duty, highlighting that tax authorities scrutinise undervalued deals but may be lenient if no intent to hide income.
The Punjab government has notified a 8% Dearness Allowance (DA) hike for state government employees and pensioners, which could impact Sensex and Nifty indices. This update is crucial for Indian retail investors to understand its market implications and sectoral changes.
A DA rise to 64% could increase take‑home pay, fueling consumption and buoying consumer‑linked equities.
The 8th Pay Commission has begun state visits to Mumbai and Bengaluru, gathering stakeholder input that may shape salary reforms affecting market dynamics.
US rate fears lead to increased bond yields, impacting Indian equity investors. Understand the implications for Sensex and Nifty.
Odisha plans to clear ₹20.33 lakh pension dues by October, easing fiscal pressure and signalling stronger state financial health.
The NSE says the upcoming UPI merchant discount rate is a broker‑client matter, not a policy change, leaving investors to brace for higher transaction costs.
The tax tribunal's ruling validates cash sales at APMC yards, offering relief to farmers and clearer tax treatment for agriculture-linked stocks.
Maharashtra's Trigger‑1 activation offers loan restructuring and electric‑pump subsidies, easing farmer cash flow and supporting agri‑sector stocks.
Contractual DTC drivers' demand for higher wages, minimum wage compliance and insurance could hit transport stocks and commuter costs.
The government’s ₹50,000 per barn, interest‑free loan for 44,000 tobacco growers could lift agri‑stock valuations and buoy the FMCG sector.
As Indian retirees juggle mortgage payments, experts say using EPF to prepay loans can be prudent if rates are high and emergency funds stay intact.