There’s still hope; there’s still time. Himali Patel tells you how to correct your tax planning in case the pandemic threw it out of gear
In these times, taxpayers have to forego planning, and focus on how to retain money in their hands. They can change their returns. Interview by Himali Patel and Vishav
The journey of an investor, who lost wealth and quit the market in a huff during the global meltdown, but re-entered and enjoyed rallies during 2009 and 2014. One can only create wealth by spending time in the market, rather than by timing the market
Logistics stocks zoomed due to news about COVID-19 vaccines. But adverse political and financial factors may reverse the trend
ELSS is not merely for tax savings. Nor should you avoid it in favour of direct investing
Buybacks help you to save taxes and earn premiums over market prices. But if you participate in them, they can eliminate the possibilities of higher profits later
Smaller stocks may outperform the others this year. The rise can be 30 per cent more than in headline indices
Digital currency is the new asset category. But risks are high due to volatility, lack of regulation and tax confusion
A woman from a remote tribal village in West Bengal seeks financial awareness after getting duped by Ponzi schemes
The economy is steadily realigning itself after the trail of destruction led by the pandemic. Outlook Money looks at a few hot sectors
Long-term objective of shifting loan mix, higher realisation of liability to help
The new standard term insurance plan is easy to understand, and perfect for first-time buyers and low-income individuals. But the sum assured is low, and it is a pure-risk plan
FM has to decide whether to feel optimistic or pessimistic about the future. Either way, she has to focus on reforms and growth
From artificial intelligence to chatbots to WhatsApp based services, there are a host of advancements happening on the digital side to simplify customer services
Insurers are offering multiple virtual tools to the sales force and partners in order to help them leverage their skills and efficiently service customers
Pooja Bedi, actor and founder of Happy Soul, talks about staying invested—in art, gold, Mutual Funds, property and well-being
They may not be as attractive as equity and mutual funds. But they act as shock absorbers, and guarantee regular income