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SIP requires investors to set aside and invest a set amount at regular intervals of time

Quarterly Monitor: For a third straight year, stock-fund investors pocketed big gains, but bond funds continued to get more investor cash.

Gold has long been an important component of every healthy, well-balanced investment portfolio in economies worldwide

FDs, PPF, insurance policy and MFs can be used to get a loan

A good home insurance policy ensures that you stay financially stable in case of any damage to your property

The old personal income tax regime, which allows deduction of certain expenses from the taxable income, remains popular among taxpayers, with comparatively few opting for the new alternative tax regime introduced in the ...

Here are a pair of long trading recommendations for a moderately stronger week.

If you invest ₹10,000 every month for 20 years you will be able to create a corpus of approximately ₹91 lakh at 12% p.a. rate of return

AMD needs to keep taking market share, while Intel can't afford to lose it.

A slide in bond prices has pushed the 10-year Treasury yield to its highest level since early 2020.

Even subprime borrowers, a group shunned during the pandemic, are finding it easier to get credit.

Student loans: Is student loan cancellation the worst idea for Democrats?

More saving, smarter spending, new investment strategies. And plans to make it happen

Giant asset-management firms wield great power, though individual investors are angling to have more of a voice.

Higher interest rates could make investors less willing to pay rich valuations for stocks. That means corporate profits will be critical to keeping the market climbing.

To earn higher carry, one could look at moving up the yield curve (increase duration risk) or shift to a different yield curve (increase credit risk).The yield curve today is very steep, especially in the short-to-interm...

If you invest ₹10,000 every month for 20 years you will be able to create a corpus of about ₹91 lakh at 12% per annum rate of return

Will your student loans get cancelled?