Tips to sell your old phone at best bargain price
The resale market is mostly grim for customers. We uncover the harsh truths of the understated second-hand phone market and share a few tips on how to estimate your phone's worth.
Sebi's e-voting rule allows more say to shareholders
The Securities and Exchange Board of India, or Sebi, has taken some vital steps to increase the say of shareholders in companies' decisions.When organisations are adopting more flexible workstyles
Economic uncertainty, technologies, talent shortages and the pursuit of increased productivity are forcing organisations to adopt more flexible workstyles.Irda changes rules for endowment plans
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irda) has proposed a minimum death benefit on endowment plans, which means a larger part of the premium may go towards insuring the life of the policyholder.Interesting trivia from the world of personal finance
Interesting trivia from the world of personal finance.Eyes on DTC: Will Mutual Fund retirement plans get tax incentives
Will investors get tax incentives on mutual fund retirement plans to compensate for the benefits that will be lost once the proposed Direct Taxes Code comes into effect?
Making your first mutual fund investment? Keep this in mind
What should be your first mutual fund investment? The answer is different for different investors and depends on their age, financial goals, risk-taking capacity, etc. Here's a list of ideal categories for your first investment.Returns from gold ETFs have outshone by a big margin
Despite the recent drop in prices, return from gold ETFs in the one-year period has outshone all other equity and debt fund categories by a big margin.
Monsoon woes: Should you invest in agri-commodities?
With the monsoon rains below normal so far, commodity prices are rising. Should you invest?Monsoon-dependent sectors could make for good investment
Although the monsoon season has begun on a weak note, any improvement will cheer the markets. Sectors related to agriculture such as fertilisers, tractors and those dependent on rural income like fast moving consumer goods, or FMCG, will be direct beneficiaries.
Stock tip: Large-cap stocks look safe, but size can be deceptive
Are shares of large companies which have been part of the main stock indices for years safe? Most people believe that they are. Facts, however, prove otherwise.Nitin Fire Protection among top gainers in last six months
Nitin Fire Protection is among the top gainers in the last six months with return of over 175 per cent.
Delayed property project? Here's how to deal with it
Buyers need to be alert to avoid risk of getting locked in a delayed project. The builder is likely to offer possession on time if a project has necessary approvals along with funding from a bank.
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