National Pension System (NPS) is a pension cum investment scheme promoted by the Government of India to ensure retirement income to its citizens. NPS was launched on January 1, 2004 with the main objective of providing old
Section 80 CCD of IT Act,1961 provides for deduction in respect of contributions made by 1. an employee and /or 2. employer to the New Pension Scheme (NPS) during a Financial Year, as follows: a. Employer’s contribution
The power of women and potential of investment by women in India are under utilised. Among 130 countries, India ranks 120 in female labour force participation rate. Contribution of women towards GDP is just 17%, less than
India is a multifaceted country and since times immemorial, women in the country preferred to remain confined to home. It was never a choice; rather the social circumstances compelled them to remain indoors. The society as a
Bank is a financial institution that facilitates transfer of money from one person or business to another person or business. Basically it is an institution for keeping, lending, transferring and exchanging money. Banks lend money that they
Investment Goals All investments are made with certain purpose or goals. Investment goals are aligned with financial milestones like marriage, education of children, retirement of self etc. Investment instruments are tools that generate good returns over a
A Solution Oriented Mutual Fund scheme focuses on supporting an investor to meet a long term goal. As per the revised norms issued by Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), AMCs are permitted to offer schemes
Investing is an art. It is all about taking cautious risk to generate steady rewards. The basic principle of investment is that the asset selected should match the risk bearing capability of the investor. The investment should
Rules of Income Tax Act are subjected to periodical revisions. Accordingly, the rates of income tax also undergo periodical changes. Different tax rates have been stipulated for various categories of taxpayers and for different sources of income.
Section 80 C of Income Tax Act, 1961 specifies qualifying investments/ payments eligible to be considered for deduction from gross income. Main among them are contributions/ investments in: Provident Fund account (PF account) Voluntary Contribution to PF