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Investing 101 - Basics
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How to Calculate Long-Term Capital Gain?
A breakdown of long-term capital gains tax on property, shares, equity and debt funds, gold and bonds, covering indexation and holding-period rules.
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How to Apply for LIC IPO?
Step-by-step instructions to apply for the LIC IPO through a broker or net banking, plus how to check your share allotment on the BSE website.
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Axis Mutual Fund Under Radar of SEBI Over Unethical Acts
Axis Mutual Fund suspended two fund managers, Viresh Joshi and Deepak Agarwal, over alleged front-running as SEBI examined the unethical practices.
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Understanding Mutual Funds and Stocks
Compare stocks and mutual funds across cost, diversification, risk, returns and tax savings to decide which equity investment suits your needs.
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Benefits of Investing Early for Retirement
How starting to invest early harnesses compounding for retirement, shown through three savers whose monthly SIP rises sharply the later they begin.
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The Future of AI in Asset Management: Will AI Take Over?
How AI is reshaping asset management, from chatbots and personalized portfolios to robo-research, and why most investors still want a human advisor's touch.
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Portfolio Management Services: Unlocking Investment Opportunities for the Aspirational Indians
A guide to Portfolio Management Services for HNIs: SEBI regulation, discretionary and non-discretionary types, market cycles, benefits and 2023 rule changes.
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Active vs. Passive Investments in the Stock Market – What Should You Choose?
Compare active and passive investing styles and use three simple questions on your skills, time and horizon to decide which approach suits your goals.
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Here’s How You Can Retire with INR 14 Cr by Investing INR 10K Per Month
See how a monthly SIP of INR 10,000 from age 30, compounding at an assumed 18% CAGR, can grow to roughly INR 14.32 crore over 30 years, with the maths.
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What Savart Thinks About Market Volatility
Savart's view on market volatility: why panic selling hurts investors, how markets recover over time, and when to choose bonds for short-term goals.
