Explore Mutual Fund Packages

An Arthgyaan Package is a systematic investment plan to invest for a goal, a dream and a future. Each package is a mutual fund bundle aimed at building a corpus by a certain date in the future to help pay for a well-defined goal like retirement (normal or early), children’s college (whether in India or abroad) and your dreams (like a house or a luxury car).
Arthgyaan Packages An Arthgyaan Package is a systematic investment plan to invest for a goal, a dream and a future. Each package is a mutual fund bundle aimed at building a corpus by a certain date in the future to help pay for a well-defined goal like retirement (normal or early), children’s college (whether in India or abroad) and your dreams (like a house or a luxury car).

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Article: This article deals with complex taxation rules around NRO and NRE accounts and how TDS and TCS applies to them.
NRI Tax
TCS and TDS on Transfers to NRO Accounts: Rules, Tax Implications and Exemptions Article: This article deals with complex taxation rules around NRO and NRE accounts and how TDS and TCS applies to them.

Published: 31 March 2025

11 MIN READ

Create your own goal-based investing plan

The plan is a Google Sheets workbook that allows you to find out your goal-wise asset allocation, SIP amount and rebalancing plan.
Goal-based investing Plan The plan is a Google Sheets workbook that allows you to find out your goal-wise asset allocation, SIP amount and rebalancing plan.

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Article: This article shows that if your PPF account is maturing, you need not by default invest it back into PPF since you have the option of getting higher returns in mutual funds.
Mutual Funds
PPF Account Maturity in 2025: How Much Higher Returns Can You Get if You Withdraw and Invest in Mutual Funds? Article: This article shows that if your PPF account is maturing, you need not by default invest it back into PPF since you have the option of getting higher returns in mutual funds.

Published: 31 March 2025

21 MIN READ
Article: Many investors wonder which is a better option for long-term investment: Public Provident Fund or investing in the stock market via mutual funds. Given that PPF returns more the earlier you make the investment, many investors also try to target investing the maximum in PPF as early as possible, preferably in April.
Choosing Investments
SENSEX vs PPF report card 2025: should you invest 1.5 lakhs in PPF in April? Article: Many investors wonder which is a better option for long-term investment: Public Provident Fund or investing in the stock market via mutual funds. Given that PPF returns more the earlier you make the investment, many investors also try to target investing the maximum in PPF as early as possible, preferably in April.

Published: 29 March 2025

7 MIN READ
Article: This article goes through the 194-page gazette notification to prepare a list of key points, FAQs and an updated calculator for UPS subscribers.
NPS Pension Calculator
Which are the important points regarding Unified Pension Scheme that you must keep in mind as per the final March 2025 gazette notification? Article: This article goes through the 194-page gazette notification to prepare a list of key points, FAQs and an updated calculator for UPS subscribers.

Published: 24 March 2025

20 MIN READ
Article: If you’re paying rent above ₹50,000/month and haven’t deducted TDS, you could face penalties and must act soon.
News Tax
What to do if you have received an email from the Income Tax department regarding HRA and TDS on rent? Article: If you’re paying rent above ₹50,000/month and haven’t deducted TDS, you could face penalties and must act soon.

Published: 24 March 2025

13 MIN READ

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