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Financial Planning

What is an Endowment Plan?

Endowment plans are life insurance policies providing policyholder with risk coverage and a maturity benefit at the end of the policy term.

Financial Planning

Mutual Fund gains taxation in India

As more people in India begin to invest in mutual funds, one typical issue that investors have is whether the returns are taxable.
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Personal Finance

Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) – Everything you need to know

The capital asset pricing model calculates the relationship between expected dividends and the risk of investing in specific equity.

Advisory

What is Volume in the share Market

Volume is an indicator that represents the total number of shares purchased or sold in a given time period or trading day.

Financial Planning

Tax saving options that you should know in India

Under the Income Tax Act, there are several tax-saving investment schemes available to reduce tax outgo without any stress.
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Advisory

Top 10 Forex Indicators every trader must know

There are certain indicators that can help traders make the right decisions and maximize their potential profits.

Advisory

What is Sharpe Ratio?

The Sharpe Ratio is the difference between risk-free return and return on an investment divided by the standard deviation of the investment.

Advisory

Tax saving mistakes that you should avoid

Making financial decisions is critical when it comes to saving taxes because taxes are considered an essential part of any democracy.

Advisory

ETFs vs Mutual Funds – A better Investment Option

Investing in mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can be a great way to grow your money. But, which is the better option for you?

Financial Planning

What is Risk Free Rate of Return?

The risk-free rate of return is the lowest rate of return earned by an investor from a risk-free investor.

Investment

What is Passive Investing?

Term “passive investing” entails creating a portfolio with holdings that are similar to those of an underlying index.

Advisory

What is Debt Trap and How to overcome it?

A debt trap is a circumstance in which you are compelled to take out further loans in order to pay off your current debt obligations.
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