Navneet Dubey
Associate Editor at Business Today (India)
Senior Associate Editor @ Fortune India |Worked at Business Today, Mint, Economic Times, Moneycontrol, Financial Express, Bajaj Capital|
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1 week ago |
fortuneindia.com | Navneet Dubey
After rallying to a historic high of ₹1,02,415 per 10 grams in Ahmedabad Thursday, gold lost steam as prices slipped to week’s lows amid profit booking and a strengthening dollar. The day’s highs were driven by global uncertainties following escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, after which investors were seen moving towards safe-haven assets. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures settled at ₹99,329 per 10 grams on Thursday.
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1 week ago |
fortuneindia.com | Navneet Dubey
“Partial or full withdrawal of PF after completing a 5-year service period will be tax-exempt. Withdrawal of PF contribution before 5 years of service is taxable in the hands of the PF member, except for the conditions of termination of employment due to reasons like lay-off, discontinuation of service due to illness, discontinuance of business, and other reasons which are beyond the control of the PF member,” says Shefali Mundra, CA and tax expert, ClearTax.
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1 week ago |
fortuneindia.com | Navneet Dubey
It is a misconception that the insurance claim would lapse in such cases because legal heirs step in when the nominees are gone. According to experts, the payout is redirected to the legal heirs of the policyholder. “If the policyholder (account holder) and the nominee die, the insurance policy's death benefit will be paid to the policyholder's legal heirs.
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1 week ago |
fortuneindia.com | Navneet Dubey
Sometimes following the market, rather than beating it, is all you need to build wealth. That is what passive funds bring to Indian portfolios. With low fees, complete transparency, and no dependency on a star fund manager, these market-mirroring vehicles are emerging as a smart choice for investors who prefer steady growth over flashy bets. What exactly are passive funds?
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1 week ago |
fortuneindia.com | Navneet Dubey
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday published a new set of directives to streamline and strengthen the regulatory framework for project financing. The Reserve Bank of India (Project Finance) Directions, 2025, will come into effect from October 1, 2025, giving regulated entities sufficient time to realign internal policies and systems. The new framework aims to balance prudential safeguards with the realities of project implementation cycles and sector-specific challenges.
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