You might have to work in a city, says Rakesh Rai, but you don’t have to let urban smog ruin your sunset years.

The year 2007 was remarkable for virtually every asset class. Money Today reached out to experts on stocks, real estate, mutual funds and commodities for their views on the way the markets will pan out in the coming times.

We take a look at the reasons behind the latest turmoil in the US and its impact on global markets.

The global downturn has brought down prices abroad; they are lower than rates in many Indian cities. Here’s a look at the best locations and how one can invest there.

The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority has decided that LIC and private insurance players must work on a level playing field. The move will reduce LIC’s equity exposure in a company from 30% to 10%.

Many investors are convinced that after the Sensex plunged 41% in six months, the key indices can fall no further. It looks like they could be right. Can things really improve?

Off-season travel or off-beat locations are the surest way to big savings. Here is a holiday calendar to help you plan a memorable trip at affordable rates.

A recent consumer court ruling chastises banks for charging high interest rates on credit card loans.The verdict is in the customers’ interest, but will the banks comply?

If you’re planning higher education abroad, take a medical cover from India. It’s cheaper and offers more benefits.

Rajesh S examines the tax laws applicable to NRIs and those earning overseas.

We tie up with Trisys Research to identify stocks that aren't in the limelight, but have the potential to give high returns.

From a one-room apartment in Delhi to schools all across the country, Sapna Gupta’s Air Hostess Academy has spread its wings wide.

Repro India’s compounded annual growth rate of over 16.2% is more than twice the GDP growth and eight times the global print industry growth.

Managing Director of Aez Group shares an interesting fact with Money Today, ever since the government allowed remittance of up to $200,000, the real estate has been the top overseas investment choice by resident Indians.

Reinforcing beliefs in blue chips, more shares of two Sensex heavyweights are accumulated, while some underperformers are sold.

...while planning your next holiday need not cost you the moon. Some of the most memorable accommodation options are cheaper than staying in a hotel. Take a look.

Even if you are the most careful, canny and aware investor, there’s a silent erosion of your wealth and there’s really nothing you can do about it. It’s called inflation.

Every time you invest in a mutual fund you pay an entry load of 2-2.5% of the invested amount.

The  interest on loan raised to build a house qualifies for deduction under Section 24 of the Income Tax Act, 1961, for a maximum of Rs 1.5 lakh.

Striking the right balance isn’t easy when choosing options for paying in foreign currency. Here’s a look at pros and cons.