Kaushik Paul

What are Corporate Fixed Deposits and how are they different from regular FDs?

Regular FDs as we know them are fixed deposits offered by Banks and in India, one of the preferred investment options because of being considered a risk-free investment option offering fixed (non-volatile) returns. However, banks are not the only institutions offering such fixed deposits. Many non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) (companies engaged in providing housing loans […]

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Discover Crucial Information About the Public Provident Fund (P.P.F.)

Public Provident Fund PPF is a guaranteed return savings scheme established by the Govt. of India with 15 years maturity period. People who are investing in PPF knows quite well that maximum permissible investment limit in PPF in a financial year is 1.5 Lakhs and that this amount invested is eligible for a tax benefit

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How to choose Debt Mutual Funds to match the time horizon of your financial goals?

How to choose Debt Mutual Funds. Debt Mutual Funds are a set of schemes that generate income by investing primarily in fixed income instruments like govt and corporate bonds and other money market securities. These are not linked to the equity market and are considered less risky compared to Equity Mutual Funds. Syncing debt mutual

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