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Aadhar to aid insurance claim
Here are the top personal finance news of the day. Insurance regulator, IRDAI, has said insurance companies face difficulty in giving claims because they are not able to identify correct beneficiary of the policy. IRDA has directed insurers to use Aadhaar card of people to identify who is the correct beneficiary of the policy so […]
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To save taxes, which is better – FD or NSC?
When it comes to one-time investments with assured returns for tax savings, we are all aware of the 5-year tax-saving FD offered by banks. However, there are two other investments with a lock-in period of 5 years that provide returns along with tax benefits: the 5-year time deposit (TD) offered by the Post Office and […]
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MFs are betting on these stocks; focus on corporate governance
Mutual funds are generally betting on mid-cap companies that have a market cap between Rs 5,000 crore to Rs 20,000 crore
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At 4.7%, inflation stays under RBI limit for second successive month
PFRDA: NPS subscribers can buy multiple annuity plans, Investors turn cautious on equities, Two Adani stocks hit lower circuit, VI lost 2x more subscribers than what Jio, Bank of Baroda hikes FD rates
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Ray of hope for Supertech flat buyers
Oaktree Company, based in Singapore, will invest Rs 1,600 crore to complete 16 of the group's incomplete projects
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HAL, Max Health Care to be included in MSCI
HAL is expected to become part of MSCI index. Morgan Stanley expects $175 million inflow, Nuvama expects $190 million inflow due to inclusion.
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Relief for Go First, NCLT accepts insolvency plea
Go First, which is facing financial difficulties, has received some relief as the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has approved the petition to begin the company's insolvency resolution process.
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Which Midcap IT companies will give good returns?
Watch 360 degree coverage on Midcap IT shares in Formula Guru. Share India's VP & Research Head Dr Ravi Singh will answer all the questions.
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Muscle Man does the heavy lifting for MRF, share touches Rs 1lakh in futures
In the domestic stock market, on Monday, MRF shares crossed the Rs 1 lakh mark in futures trading. That is, one has to spend one lakh rupees to buy one share of MRF.
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By how much Toyota cars have become expensive?
This time, there has been an increase of up to 60,000 rupees in the prices of Innova Crysta, Urban Cruiser, Camry, and Glanza.
