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RBI’s proposed fraud rules could give consumers compensation after deceptive transactions, but reporting deadlines and eligibility limits may restrict protection in some cases
The proceedings dropped by Sebi in its latest order originated from a show cause notice (SCN) issued in October 2024. The notice was issued following a probe into share transactions between Max Financial, Max Life, and Axis Bank between the financial year 2009 to 2022
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RBI’s proposed fraud rules could give consumers compensation after deceptive transactions, but reporting deadlines and eligibility limits may restrict protection in some cases
Burns, falls, road accidents, and food poisoning may be covered, but exclusions, benefit limits, and inadequate documentation can leave policyholders paying part of the bill
The tax dispute arose after the taxpayer missed the original ITR deadline while transitioning to a new job in the US
How Your Personality Shapes Your Wealth Creation Journey
Identify your money personality from our eight categories to know how you invest, spend, and make decisions regarding your finances. The exercise will help ensure you don’t become an impediment to your own wealth creation journey
Spending: At The Cost Of Your Future
Being a spendthrift can wreak havoc on your finances if you spend at the cost of saving for your future, or borrow indiscrimanetly to maintain your lifestyle
Spending: Future-Proof Your Anxiety
Being prepared for the future financially makes sense but not at the cost of the present. The trick is to strike the right balance
Money Habits: Delay May Cost You Dear
Postponing things for the future can cost you opportunities. So, get things moving rather than idling over grand plans or waiting for the right moment
Money Habits: Take Surprises In Your Stride
Keeping things planned will give you an advantage, but life has its fair share of surprises. So it pays to be flexible enough to change your plans when required
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The Kerala High Court ruled that the daughter-in-law is not liable to pay maintenance to her in-laws under the Senior Citizens Act if they (the in-laws) have surviving children financially capable of taking care of them
















































