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Should first-time investors look at passive investing?
If you are a beginner and wondering how to invest in the stock markets, then you can consider passive investing, which can be done either through exchange-traded funds or index funds
Teena Jain KaushalMarch 19, 2021/5:32 PM IST -
Maharashtra rolls out new COVID-19 norms, private offices to function at 50% capacity
Maharashtra government imposed restrictions on drama theatres and auditoriums in the state, asking them to operate only at 50% of their capacity till March 31
Jaya RaiMarch 19, 2021/4:55 PM IST -
Irdai doubles maximum cover under Arogya Sanjeevani Policy to Rs 10 lakh
The minimum coverage for the Arogya Sanjeevani policy has been reduced to Rs 50 thousand, while the upper limit has been doubled to Rs 10 lakh
Khushboo TiwariMarch 19, 2021/4:44 PM IST -
Exclusive | Golden decade of gaming is here: Nazara top management
Money9 spoke to the top management team of Nazara Technologies to know about its plans and how it is looking to capitalise on the buzz in the sector
Krishnakumar March 19, 2021/4:43 PM IST -
Retail inflation for farm, rural workers up in February
Retail inflation for farm workers and rural labourers rose to 2.67% and 2.76% in February against 2.17% and 2.35%, respectively in January 2021
Press Trust of IndiaMarch 19, 2021/4:34 PM IST -
Money9 Edit | Thumbs up for sustainability
Today, investors can choose from a variety of mutual funds - some active and some passive - to invest their money indirectly into the ESG category of stocks
Money9March 19, 2021/4:26 PM IST -
Sensex snaps 5-day losing streak ends 641 points higher
Moderate contraction in bond yields offered support to domestic equities despite the prevailing concern of rise in daily COVID-19 cases.
Money9March 19, 2021/4:19 PM IST -
COVID-19 impact | India’s middle-class size falls for first-time since 1990s
A report by the Pew Research Centre noted that the COVID-19 pandemic has shrunk the middle-class category by 32 million
Money9March 19, 2021/4:18 PM IST -
Whatsapp must defer new privacy policy, govt urges HC
Under the new policy, users can either accept it or exit the app, but they cannot opt not to share their data with other Facebook-owned or third party apps
Press Trust of IndiaMarch 19, 2021/4:13 PM IST
