A Personal Loan doesn’t need collateral because it’s an unsecured loan. Financial partners evaluate your eligibility based on the – Age Creditworthiness Income, etc. A loan request gets accepted or rejected depending on these considerations. Most banks and non-banking financial...
Life insurance is the most popular insurance product in the market today. It is a must in any individual’s financial portfolio. It provides life cover to the policyholder for a sum assured in exchange for an annual premium (it can...
Savings account is the most widely used account to park your savings. The withdrawal flexibility is what makes it the most preferred account. And Fixed deposits are popular in terms of returns. But most of us don’t know how the...
If you are planning to buy a home, it’s important for you to analyze how much funds you would be putting from your own pocket and how much loan would you be taking from a bank. There is a maximum...
If you are someone who agrees to the fact that life is uncertain, you should definitely consider getting yourself a term insurance plan. It helps secure the financial security of your family and your loved ones, and also allows you...
The Financial Year 2020-21 is about to come to an end. People who have not done their tax saving investments yet must complete it before 31st March 2021 to be eligible to claim tax deductions. Although the government allows a...
If a person wants to trade/invest in securities, the only pre-requisite required is that they should have a Demat & Trading Account. Without a demat& trading account, a person cannot trade/invest in shares and this is the only thing required...
Online Stock Trading in India started around 15-20 years back but in the last few years has picked rapid pace. More and more people prefer to do online share trading through app/ website as compared to going through the traditional...
To give a boost to the declining interest in fixed deposits of retail investors, the Finance Ministry in the year 2006 announced that all Fixed Deposits with a maturity of not less than 5 years shall be eligible for deduction...
A Demat account stands for Dematerialisation Account and is a digital account wherein financial investments like Equity Shares, ETF’s, Bonds, Debt Securities, Bonds etc can be held in Digital Format. If a person purchases any of these financial investments –...