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How to invest a lump sum amount when the stock market is at an all-time high?
This article shows how an investor should invest a lump sum amount in the stock market when the market has reached an all time high.
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Nifty above 21000: what should you do with your equity SIPs? Start, stop or continue?
As the market keeps rising to new all-time high figures, how much returns should equity investors expect from their investments running in SIP form.
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Building Generational Wealth through an Alternative Retirement Portfolio Planning Technique
This article discusses an alternative retirement portfolio construction method for generational wealth transfer.
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How to accumulate gold for a child's wedding without buying SGB?
This article gives the solution for buying small amounts of gold over the years in case buying SGB is not an option.
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Wall Street or Dalal Street: which is the best option for US NRIs to invest in Indian stocks based on PFIC rule?
The article compares various investment options for US-based NRIs intending to invest in the Indian stock market.
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The first SGB issued in Nov 2015 has given 128% return in 8 years. Is that good or bad?
The 2015 Series I SGB showcased a notable return on maturity compared to other investment avenues like fixed deposits and certain equity mutual funds.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQs) on Tax Collected at Source (TCS) when you buy a car
This article gives you a list of common questions and their answers on the concept of tax collected at source when you buy a car.
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What is a stock SIP? Should you have one?
This article explains the concept of the stock SIP that allows you to buy shares automatically on a regular basis.
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What are the historical Cost Inflation Index (CII) values since 1981?
This article lists the historical Cost Inflation Index (CII) values since 1981 which are to be used for capital gains tax calculation for assets purchased before 2001.
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What is the best way to accumulate gold for your child's wedding?
This article shows you how to buy gold in small amounts over years for a child’s wedding goal.