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Priyanka Singh
Union Budget 2019 On Friday 5th July 2019 Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Union Budget 2019. The Key Highlights of Budget 2019 are: “Direct Income Tax” For home loan taken on self-occupied house property till 31/3/2020, the interest deduction… Continue Reading →
Knowing your rights and duties regarding your insurance is a must. Not being aware of it can put you into a serious problem in the future. To know your rights and duties as a policyholder go through this article.
In this competitive world, loans have become an important financial tool on which more than 50% of the population depends. Whether it be some urgent financial requirement or the willingness to avail some luxuries, loans are the option which can… Continue Reading →
Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) on Tuesday allowed its members to withdraw 75 percent of their provident fund balance after one month of quitting the job. In addition to this members are now even eligible to withdraw the full amount and… Continue Reading →
With parenting comes great responsibilities! Being a parent you have to be very careful and alert about each and everything your children are doing and learning. And being a parent, everyone wants to give the best to their child, whether… Continue Reading →
Needs and expenses never-end! Nobody has ever remained content with what they have and what they are. Everyone has a desire to get more and better of everything. However, in today’s age of inflation, just the monthly salary is hardly… Continue Reading →
Everyone loves and wants a comfortable and luxurious life and hence spending a little too much for their habits and lifestyle. But spending too much just to maintain a lifestyle is not at all good. Saving money is equally important… Continue Reading →
Being single is just an another name of being independent socially and economically. Freedom in lifestyle and finance becomes the priority of every single guy and girl. And this is true as well. Being single, the first thing which comes… Continue Reading →
Amit has availed home loan at 10% and there are 15 years remaining to repay the loan wherein 20 lakhs is the unpaid principal amount. If he decided to switch the loan to 9%, then in a year he would… Continue Reading →