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Sebi Is Planning To Make It Easier To Short Stocks, Says Report - Here's What It Means For Investors
Sebi plans to widen access to short selling by increasing the number of stocks available for borrowing and cutting collateral requirements. Read on to know what it means for investors
Sebi plans to widen access to short selling by increasing the number of stocks available for borrowing and cutting collateral requirements. Read on to know what it means for investors
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For depositors, there is no real shift in how TDS on bank interest will be applied. The threshold-based system continues, and banks will deduct tax only when interest exceeds the prescribed limits
Your financial journey isn’t shaped just by how much money you make and save – it’s equally influenced by the financial mistakes you don’t make. Here are five everyday financial mistakes that can actually drain your wealth and how to avoid them
For many salaried taxpayers, filing an income tax return begins and ends with Form 16. But selling shares or redeeming equity mutual funds during the year can make the exercise more complicated. Even where the gains appear modest, they can decide whether ITR-1 is available or whether the taxpayer must move to ITR-2
Get Your House In Order
It’s important to check not just vaastu, title deeds and agreements, but also no-objection certificates on basic safety protocols. The recent fire incidents in some of the metros’ high-rises serve as a reminder
How Safe Are India’s High-Rises?
For homebuyers, skyscrapers and high-rises are symbols of security, amenities and a better quality of life. Yet every major fire incident exposes an uncomfortable reality: the infrastructure designed to protect residents often struggles to keep pace with the height and density of the buildings
Home Insurance: The Homeowner’s Safety Net Against Fire Hazards
People rarely think a fire will affect their building, until it does. With cases of fires rising, better to insure your home against unforeseen disaster
Hedge Against Rupee Volatility
The recent US-Iran peace agreement and measures by the government and RBI have helped contain rupee volatility, but uncertainty remains. Here is what it means for you and why your financial strategy should be above and beyond such movements
InvITs: Infrastructure Investments Simplified
InvITs are often viewed as equity investments that compound over time. But they are not equity or their substitute. Rather, they are a fixed-income alternative to generate cash flow
Have India’s Equity Investors Matured?
Some of India’s pandemic era equity investors have moved from chasing quick trading gains to embracing more disciplined, mutual fund-led wealth creation
Reits: Real Estate Equaliser
For decades, prime property wealth was reserved for those who could write big cheques. The Reits revolution is making real estate investment more accessible
Why You Should Review Your Insurance Cover at Every Life Stage
Each life event you cross merits a review of your term plan. Ensure that the sum assured covers your future income to support your family and liabilities
Pathologist’s Truth: Save Regularly, Find A Purpose
Retirement is a pivot and not the end, shows the life choices of Dr Kuldeep Singh, who started his second career three years after his retirement, at a medical college in Katra
The Dark Side Of Retirement
Retirement is not a destination. You have to plan through it. Building up a retirement corpus is just one aspect, but figuring out your life and how you plan to spend your time is the other
Why Instant Credit Can Lead To A Debt Cycle, Delay Wealth Creation
As young earners face rising living costs, instant digital loans and lifestyle spending create a silent debt cycle that can compromise and delay wealth milestones
Consistent Investing Can Build Wealth
Even with a limited salary, disciplined investing through SIPs, an emergency fund and responsible credit use can help you build long-term wealth.
The Key Is Retaining Buying Power In Your Retirement Years
Think you've missed the opportunity to invest in equities? Learn how to transition from fixed deposits to mutual funds, rebalance your portfolio and build long-term wealth without taking excessive risk.
What Is An Open Offer Buyback?
A share buyback allows a listed company to use its capital to buy its own outstanding shares from the secondary stock market. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) announced the reintroduction of open market share buyback on June 19, 2026. Now, listed companies will be able to undertake share buyback through the open market offer route from August 1, 2026. The reintroduction provides regular retail shareholders an additional avenue to sell their shares directly on stock exchanges during the active buyback period, thus enhancing transparent market prices.
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