MUTUAL FUNDS
Mutual Funds are one of the most popular investment options in India. Here's a list of important terms you should know in this arena.
- Index Funds
- Emerging market Funds
- International Funds
- Global Funds
- Real Estate Funds
- Commodity Funds
- Asset Allocation Funds
- Exchange-traded Funds
- Systematic Investment Plan
- Systematic withdrawal Plan
- Lumpsum
- NAV
- STP
- AMFI
- SEBI
- Fixed-income Securities
- Money market instrument
- Expense Ratio
- Monthly income Plans
- NPS Returns
- AUM - Asset Under Management
- Benchmark
- Gold Funds
- Gold ETF
STOCKS
Stock investments are another one of the most popular avenues of generating wealth in the modern world.
CAPITAL GAINS
Capital gain is denoted as the net profit that an investor makes after selling a capital asset exceeding the price of purchase.
- Capital Gains Tax
- Cost Inflation Index
- Capital Gain Index
- Long Term Capital Gains Tax
- Short Term Capital Gains Tax
- Capital Gains Tax On Property
- Capital Gain Bonds
- Capital Gains Exemption
- Capital Gains On Shares
- Long Term Capital Gain On Shares
- Long Term Capital Gain Tax On Shares
- Short Term Capital Gain On Shares
- Short Term Capital Gain Tax On Shares
- Long Term Capital Gain On Property
- Long Term Capital Gain Tax On Property
- Short Term Capital Gain On Property
- Short Term Capital Gain Tax On Property
- Long Term Capital Gain On Mutual Funds
- Long Term Capital Gain Tax On Mutual Funds
- Short Term Capital Gain On Mutual Funds
- Short Term Capital Gain Tax On Mutual Funds
EQUITY FUNDS
Equity Funds are those where fund manager tries to offer great returns by spreading his investment across shares of companies from different sectors.
HYBRID FUNDS
Hybrid funds are a combination of equity and debt investments which are designed to meet the investment objective of the scheme and help investors create a balanced portfolio.
DEBT FUNDS
Debt funds invest in securities which generate fixed income like treasury bills, corporate bonds, commercial papers, government securities, and many other money market instruments.
SOLUTION ORIENTED SCHEMES
Solution-oriented mutual funds facilitate investment for preservation of corpus or capital appreciation to fund specific expenses in the future, such as retirement, marriage, etc.
OTHER SCHEMES
Other schemes includes ETFs, Fund of Funds - Domestic, Fund of Funds - Overseas and Index funds as of now.
SAVING SCHEMES
Savings Schemes are investment options for Indian citizens launched by the government as well as other public sector financial institutions.
- EPF Interest Rate
- EPF Form 5
- EPF Form 10c
- EPF Form 31
- EPF Claim Status
- Post Office Saving Schemes
- Post Office Monthly Income Scheme
- Post Office Tax Saving Scheme
- Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana
- National Savings Scheme
- National Savings Certificate
- Public Provident Fund
- PPF Balance
- PPF Withdrawal
- Employees Pension Scheme
- PF Withdrawal Rules
- PF Withdrawal Form
- PF Form 19
- National Pension Scheme
- NPS Returns
- Kisan Vikas Patra
- Jeevan Pramaan Patra
- Atal Pension Yojana
- Swavalamban Pension Yojana
- NSC Interest Rate
- KVP Interest Rate
FIXED DEPOSIT
Fixed deposit refers to an investment scheme provided by banks and non-banking finance companies for their customers.
- Bank of Baroda Fixed Deposit
- Canara Bank Fixed Deposit
- HDFC Bank Fixed Deposit
- ICICI Bank Fixed Deposit
- Punjab National Bank Fixed Deposit
- SBI Fixed Deposit
- Post Office Fixed Deposit
- Indian Bank Fixed Deposit
- UCO Bank Fixed Deposit
- Yes Bank Fixed Deposit
- Axis Bank Fixed Deposit
- Union Bank Fixed Deposit
- Bank of India Fixed Deposit
- RBL Fixed Deposit
- IOB Fixed Deposit
- Central Bank Fixed Deposit
- IDBI Bank Fixed Deposit
- Bajaj Finserv Fixed Deposit
FD INTEREST RATE
Competitive Bank FD interest rates help the depositor to get a good return on investment over a fixed tenure. Let's have a look at them.
- Axis Bank FD Interest Rates
- Bajaj Finserv FD Interest Rates
- Bank of Baroda FD Interest Rates
- Bank of India FD Interest Rates
- Canara Bank FD Interest Rates
- Central Bank FD Interest Rates
- HDFC Bank FD Interest Rates
- ICICI Bank FD Interest Rates
- IDBI Bank FD Interest Rates
- Indian Bank FD Interest Rates
- Indian Overseas Bank FD Interest Rates
- Punjab National Bank FD Interest Rates
- Post Office FD Interest Rates
- RBL Bank FD Interest Rates
- SBI FD Interest Rates
- UCO Bank FD Interest Rates
- Union Bank of India FD Interest Rates
- Yes Bank FD Interest Rates
RECURRING DEPOSIT
Recurring Deposit is an investment option in India which provides flexibility for customers to choose investment amount and tenure along with multiple other benefits.
- Bank of Baroda Recurring Deposit
- Canara Bank Recurring Deposit
- HDFC Bank Recurring Deposit
- ICICI Bank Recurring Deposit
- Punjab National Bank Recurring Deposit
- SBI Recurring Deposit
- Post Office Recurring Deposit
- Indian Bank Recurring Deposit
- UCO Bank Recurring Deposit
- Yes Bank Recurring Deposit
- Axis Bank Recurring Deposit
- Union Bank Recurring Deposit
- Bank of India Recurring Deposit
- RBL Bank Recurring Deposit
- IOB Recurring Deposit
- Central Bank of India Recurring Deposit
- IDBI Bank Recurring Deposit
RD INTEREST RATE
There are a plethora of banks that provide customers with the facility to get an RD account opened. Let's have a look at their interest rates.
- Bank of Baroda RD Interest Rates
- Canara Bank RD Interest Rates
- HDFC Bank RD Interest Rates
- ICICI Bank RD Interest Rates
- IDBI Bank RD Interest Rates
- Punjab National Bank RD Interest Rates
- SBI RD Interest Rates
- Post Office RD Interest Rates
- Indian Bank RD Interest Rates
- UCO Bank RD Interest Rates
- Yes Bank RD Interest Rates
- Axis Bank RD Interest Rates
- Union Bank RD Interest Rates
- Bank of India RD Interest Rates
- RBL Recurring Deposit Interest Rates
- IOB Recurring Deposit Interest Rates
- Central Bank of India RD Interest Rates
TAX
A tax is a mandatory fee or charge levied by any government on an individual or an organization to collect revenue for public works to provide the best facilities and infrastructure.