Financial Education Hub
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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
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STOCKS
Stock investments are another one of the most popular avenues of generating wealth in the modern world.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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OTHER SCHEMES
Other schemes includes ETFs, Fund of Funds - Domestic, Fund of Funds - Overseas and Index funds as of now.
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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.