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Tax benefits from Investment in Mutual Funds

Income Tax : Let me begin by describing the meaning of a Mutual Fund. It is a financial product that pools money of different individuals and i...

May 10, 2020 21045 Views 11 comments Print

Impact of GST on E-Commerce

Goods and Services Tax : Every electronic commerce operator, and every person supplying goods and services through electronic commerce operator (except ser...

May 4, 2017 9276 Views 5 comments Print

Currency Fluctuation: Determinants and Effects

Finance : Currency fluctuation is a phenomenon that is important to understand due to various reasons. At the very outset, it may not seem n...

March 10, 2014 1827 Views 0 comment Print

All you need to know about Quantitative Easing and Tapering

Finance : In the recent times, Quantitative Easing policy of the US Federal Reserve has gained a lot of attention from businesses, investors...

February 3, 2014 2934 Views 0 comment Print

Importance of Economic Literacy for Finance Professionals

Finance : Finance and economics share an inseparable bond since ages. Yet we finance professionals, or to-be finance professionals of differ...

January 21, 2014 2062 Views 0 comment Print


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Tax benefits from Investment in Mutual Funds

May 10, 2020 21045 Views 11 comments Print

Let me begin by describing the meaning of a Mutual Fund. It is a financial product that pools money of different individuals and invests on their behalf into various assets such as equity, debt or gold as per the objective of the scheme. Based upon the investor’s financial goals and risk appetite, there are several funds to choose from.

Impact of GST on E-Commerce

May 4, 2017 9276 Views 5 comments Print

Every electronic commerce operator, and every person supplying goods and services through electronic commerce operator (except service providers rendering services through service aggregators notified as discussed above) shall not be eligible for threshold exemption.

Currency Fluctuation: Determinants and Effects

March 10, 2014 1827 Views 0 comment Print

Currency fluctuation is a phenomenon that is important to understand due to various reasons. At the very outset, it may not seem necessary for individuals who have no export or import business, or for the ones who are not planning a trip abroad or maybe a foreign education for their kids

All you need to know about Quantitative Easing and Tapering

February 3, 2014 2934 Views 0 comment Print

In the recent times, Quantitative Easing policy of the US Federal Reserve has gained a lot of attention from businesses, investors and stock markets the world over. This has generated curiosity in the minds of many as to what it actually is and how it affects the world economy. This article is an attempt to satisfy such curious minds.

Importance of Economic Literacy for Finance Professionals

January 21, 2014 2062 Views 0 comment Print

Finance and economics share an inseparable bond since ages. Yet we finance professionals, or to-be finance professionals of different fields such as CA, CS, CMA commit the sin of keeping ourselves separate from economics, yet claiming to be true holders of ultimate knowledge in the field of finance. By means of this article, I intend […]

Understanding Deficit Financing

January 15, 2014 1214 Views 0 comment Print

Deficit financing is that, which, if used responsibly, can lead an economy to prosperity; however, if used thoughtlessly, can do the opposite. It is the tool suggested years ago by known economist John Keynes, and used today throughout the world by various finance ministers of different economies in their budgets.

Understanding Government Budget Deficits

January 11, 2014 4759 Views 0 comment Print

Deficit financing is the method by which a government finances its budget deficit, that is, it covers its expenditure in excess of the revenue. The most common forms of deficit financing are borrowing from foreign governments, or from banks like the World Bank, or borrowing from the central bank of the country (RBI in the case of India) by issue of different instruments like treasury bills and new bonds,

Five reasons why you should invest through the SIP route

January 7, 2014 4564 Views 0 comment Print

A Systematic Investment Plan or SIP, as it is popularly known, is a vehicle offered by Mutual Funds to help investors save regularly by committing a fixed amount of investment in a scheme periodically, normally a month. The units are allotted on the basis of NAV existing on the date o

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