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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.
Active large‑cap funds posted an average loss of 3.09% over the past year, with 29 of 33 schemes in the red, raising concerns for retail investors.
Laddering fixed deposits lets you earn better returns and keep liquidity for emergencies.
Fed’s aggressive rate hikes raise global bond yields, creating fresh entry points for Indian debt mutual funds but also heightening volatility.
Even if you hold the same funds, market shifts can increase risk; regular portfolio checks keep your goals on track.
A luxury car owner’s ₹2.02 lakh settlement after an insurer rejected rainwater damage claim underscores claim‑handling risks for Indian insurers.
Companies are tailoring benefits to individual needs, boosting workforce morale and potentially raising stock valuations.
The Department of Telecommunications threatens heavy fines and jail for SIM misuse, urging users to verify their devices via Sanchar Saathi.
A three-day strike by bank employees from September 28-30 may disrupt retail banking, prompting urgent government intervention to maintain essential financial services.
Duration risk can cause debt fund NAVs to swing with interest‑rate moves, affecting returns for Indian salaried investors.
Chennai ITAT revived a ₹3.79 crore TDS dispute, condoning a 60‑day appeal delay and ordering fresh scrutiny, a sign of leniency for taxpayers.
A three‑day bank strike from Sept 28‑30 could delay EMI and credit‑card payments, prompting caution among retail borrowers.
AITUC urges the government to raise the EPF wage ceiling to ₹30,000, warning that the ₹25,000 limit leaves many workers under‑protected.
A three‑day bank strike starting 28 September may halt UPI, ATM and online banking, prompting investors to plan for limited cash access and market delays.
EPFO lifts wage ceiling to ₹25,000, covering 51 lakh more employees – what it means for your EPF contributions and future pension.
Active mid‑cap funds vary from 40% to 90% benchmark overlap, raising questions about risk‑adjusted returns for retail investors.
The book distills key habits of a top entrepreneur, offering actionable insights for Indian investors to improve knowledge, skills, and incremental growth.
New RBI data shows RD rates at 7.5% for 12‑month deposits, pushing post office savings to match top banks.
Buyers must deduct different tax at source for NRI sellers, affecting cash flow and investment decisions in India’s booming property market.
A quick SEBI quiz helps salaried Indians measure financial health beyond salary, offering personalised tips amid market volatility.
Mutual funds invested ₹2,495 crore in the NSE IPO anchor book, with Nippon India Large Cap topping the list. This allocation highlights sector shifts and their implications for Indian equity investors.
A 0.25% hike in home loan interest can add thousands to monthly EMIs, urging borrowers to compare offers from SBI, BoI, UBI and others.
A new UPI credit line lets users pay with pre‑approved loans, offering both interest‑free and interest‑bearing options, reshaping everyday finance.
Thematic funds in defence, healthcare and IPOs surged this year, while railways and tech plunged, reshaping returns for Indian retail investors.
ICICI Prudential’s gilt fund delivered over 6% annualised return over five years, while every scheme in the category posted gains, offering a safe‑haven choice for risk‑averse investors.