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Rickie Houston, CEPF
Companies are going public more than ever - here's how to buy IPO stock
Private companies and startups issue IPOs when they want to grow and expand business operations. We show you how to invest in them.
New income tax filing portal will be launched on June 7 — the existing one will be suspended from June 1
The Income Tax Department will launch a new income tax filing portal on June 7.
BI India Partner
Wealthy Indians look to stable Caribbean investment programmes for wealth diversification
High net worth individuals in India are looking for safer and easier means to diversify their wealth. With uncertainty around healthcare, particularly due to the pandemic, and the stronger tax rules recently imposed, many affluent Indians are moving abroad to provide a better life for their families and a more stable outlook for their financial investments.
Liz Knueven,Ryan Wangman
The best debt consolidation loans right now
The best debt consolidation loans will help you lower your debt's interest rates, and help make your debt payoff journey easier.
There is an online discount on the new Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme opening on Monday priced at ₹4,777 per gram
The new series of Sovereign Gold Bonds 2021-22 will be opened May 17-21, 2021, and the issue price during the...
Anna Cooban
The 44-year-old successor to billionaire 'Bond King' Bill Gross is retiring early to go on road trips with his kids. 'The pandemic has caused everybody to reevaluate.'
Nick Maroutsos, head of global bonds at Janus Henderson Investors, said the pandemic had made him reevaluate his goals in life.
Allana Akhtar
Legendary investor Bill Gurley rejected Robinhood's pitch because it made him feel 'emotionally bad' and he thought the app mislead users
"It made me feel bad. Emotionally bad. Because I think it is misleading to people," Bill Gurley told The New Yorker
Natasha Dailey
The incredible life of Melinda Gates - one of the world's richest and most powerful women
She heads a foundation with a $40 billion endowment.Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Amena Saad
What is net worth? How it can be important indicator of your financial well-being
Net worth presents an simple way to assess one's financial standing and is the total value of your financial assets minus your liabilities.
Amena Saad
What is simple interest? A straightforward way to calculate the cost of borrowing or lending money
Simple interest helps investors deduce how quickly their money will grow over time, and helps borrowers understand what they owe.
Janet Berry-Johnson
How are real estate investments taxed? What potential investors should know
Owning property can offer income through appreciation and be a source of passive income, and it's a good way to diversify your investment portfolio.
Ryan Wangman
Avant review: Personal loans for people with low credit scores, but you'll pay a high interest rate
Avant is a personal loan provider that offers loans to borrowers with low credit scores. You can get a better rate with a higher credit score, though.
Laila Maidan
A 20-year-old TikToker earning $33,000 a month explains how she got her start as a money influencer
She started a blog teaching Gen Z about personal finance and used social media to create videos, and now uses her knowledge to invest.
Prabhjote Gill
Here’s why people are suddenly going for SIPs — and why the trend isn’t going to end anytime soon
March 2021 saw the highest ever SIP net inflows of ₹91.8 billion. According to analysts, this because anyone who was looking...
Amena Saad
A fiduciary is legally required act in your best financial interest and not their own - here's why that's so important
A fiduciary must act in the best interest of a client or customer. Attorneys, bankers, and company board members are all examples of fiduciaries.
Sriram Iyer
From Maruti to Nissan, from Hero to Havells, from cotton to cement– everyday products are set to get more expensive in India
Essential fuels like petrol and diesel are already too expensive. The rise in food prices is relatively low c...
Prabhjote Gill
Your take-home salaries could shrink sharply from April with India’s new definition of wages — but companies are hoping for a delay
India's new labour codes, which include a revised definition of wages, are supposed to kick in starting April...
Amena Saad
Backdoor Roth IRA: Understanding the loophole that gives high-income earners the tax benefits of a Roth IRA
A backdoor Roth IRA is a completely legal strategy for high-income taxpayers to avoid the Roth's income limits.
EPFO retains 8.5% interest rate for 2020-21
New Delhi, Mar 4 () Retirement fund body EPFO on Thursday decided to retain 8.5 per cent rate of interest on provident fund deposits for the current ...
Theo Golden
BestInvest calls out the top 5 worst performing asset management firms, with Invesco taking pole position for the sixth time running
BestInvest just dropped their "Spot the Dog" report that names and shames the "dog funds." These are its top 5 worst-performing firms that are in the kennels.
Ramsay Lewis
What are the safest investments? Seven low-risk places to put your money - and what makes them so
The safest investments retain their value, are easily convertible to cash, and are not volatile. But no risk, no reward: They offer lower returns.
Janet Berry-Johnson
Bonds can be taxable or tax-free - here's your guide to the different types and calculating what's due on them
Bonds are divided into two classes: taxable and tax-exempt. While their capital gains are always taxable, the interest they earn may not be.
Jean Folger
Understanding Roth IRA withdrawal rules helps you avoid taking money too soon, triggering taxes and penalties
Roth IRA withdrawal rules are more flexible than those for traditional IRAs, but you don't get a free pass to take money out whenever you want.
Walecia Konrad
9 ways to withdraw money early from your IRA - without paying a penalty
IRAs were designed as a tax advantaged way to encourage individuals to save for retirement. You can withdraw early, but may face consequences.
Janet Berry-Johnson
Investment income is taxed in a variety of ways - here's how to estimate what you'll owe and tips to minimize it
The tax rate on investment income varies, depending on whether it's interest, a capital gain, dividend, or annuity. The type of account matters too.
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