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What Is SIP Investment? A Complete Beginner's Guide for India
A SIP lets you invest a fixed amount in a mutual fund every month, turning small, regular savings into long-term wealth, without needing to time the market.
Five Wealth-Destroying Habits Seen Over 16 Years in Finance
The habits that quietly destroy wealth are rarely dramatic - they are small, repeated behaviours like timing the market, chasing returns, and carrying costly debt, that compound against you over time.
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The NRI Investor's Guide to Investing Back Home in India
NRIs can invest in Indian mutual funds and stocks using NRE or NRO accounts, following FEMA and RBI rules; the main things to understand are account types, repatriation limits, and how gains are taxed.
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Child Education Planning: A Starting Point for Parents
Child education planning means estimating the future cost of your child's education, accounting for inflation, and investing steadily and early so the money is ready when you need it.
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Markets Hold Their Gains as RBI Stays Steady, Financials Wobble on Friday
Sensex and Nifty closed the week roughly 1 per cent higher each, a second straight positive week, even after a Friday dip led by financial stocks. The RBI held the repo rate at 5.25 per cent on 5 August.
PSU banks, metals, auto and IT led sectoral gains, while private banks and NBFCs lagged, especially on Friday. A steady RBI stance and softer inflation projections suggest a stable policy backdrop for now.
Use this as a prompt to review your own asset allocation and risk comfort, not to react to one week of index moves. For decisions specific to your goals, a SEBI-registered investment adviser can help.
Nifty Rebounds 2.50% as FIIs Return and the Rupee Strengthens
Nifty staged a 2.50 per cent recovery this week, closing near 24,383 after the previous week's five-session decline. Returning FIIs, a stronger rupee and strong Q1 earnings supported the bounce - here's what happened and what it means for you.
Read →Nifty and Sensex Post Their Worst Week in Months as Crude Oil Crosses 100 Dollars
Indian benchmark indices fell in every single session this week, with the Nifty and Sensex logging their sharpest weekly decline in months as rising crude oil prices and steady foreign selling weighed on sentiment.
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