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5 days ago | 
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
From Rs 17.50 Lakh Today to Rs 3 Lakh Month for 30 Years: When you are old, or when you seek an early retirement, all that you want is a peaceful and comfortable life. One can have such a life if they have a regular passive or active income source at retirement. Such an income may also come through a mutual fund lump sum (one-time investment) or periodic investment. In a lump sum investment, one may invest an amount and let it grow for a long time.
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5 days ago | 
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
Home » Photogallery » Top 7 Infra Mutual Funds Deliver up to 34% 3-Year Gains: Rs 2.22 lakh one-time investment in best performer has grown to Rs 5.35 lakh
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1 week ago | 
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
ITR Filing: The Income Tax Filing (ITR for FY24-25) season is just about to start, and within a few days, taxpayers will file their income tax. To encourage more taxpayers to file their return, the government has extended the ITR deadline to September 15 from July 31. The taxpayer can choose the old tax regime or the new tax regime based on their salary and deductions.
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1 week ago | 
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
EPF+NPS Retirement Planning: For youngsters who have just joined the employment force, thinking about retirement can be the last thing on their minds. As the initial years of a career are spent in experience and salary growth. Upgrading their lifestyle status and living a better life is also a priority for many young employees.
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1 week ago | 
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
Top 5 Direct vs Top 5 Regular Mutual Funds in 10 Years: On January 1, 2013, Securities Exchange Board of India (Sebi) came up with the revolutionary idea of launching a direct scheme in mutual funds. Until then, the only way to invest in a mutual fund was regular, which had the involvement of an intermediary such as a broker, financial advisor, or financial services company. At present, both types of methods exist. A mutual fund investor is free to opt for either.
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1 week ago | 
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
New vs Old Tax Regime Calculations: The Income Tax Department (I-T Department) has extended the income tax return filing (ITR) deadline from July 31 to September 15. Companies will soon issue Form 16 for salaried individuals. Once it happens, salaried individuals will rush to file their ITR to beat the deadline. They will file their ITR under the old or the new tax regime for the income earned in Financial Year 2024-2025.
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1 week ago | 
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
Top Small Cap Index Funds With up to 101% Returns in 3 Months: Small cap mutual funds are highly popular among a majority of equity fund investors who seek high growth from their investments. These companies are in their growth stage; hence, they have the potential to grow faster than large and mid cap companies. But investment in small cap funds is highly risky since they are the first to lose value during market fluctuations.
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1 week ago | 
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
UPS Pension Calculations: Central government employees got a new pension system as Unified Pension Scheme (UPS), on April 1, 2025. The employees who had opted for National Pension System (NPS) can also switch to UPS. Pensioners getting a pension under NPS can also switch to UPS. But if an employee is 25 years old, their basic pension and DA is Rs 38,250, and their pensionable service is 35 years, what will be their projected pension under UPS?
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1 week ago | 
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
Power of Rs 10,000 SIP: The new-age investors are showing increasing interest in mutual fund investment. It provides investors with direct exposure to equity, assets, commodities, and other investment options. Since mutual funds are pooled investments, the risk factor for an investor is mitigated. Plus, the investor doesn't have to personally pick the stocks or assets in a fund since the fund manager does that job. Lump sum and systematic investment plan (SIP) are two methods to invest in SIP.
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2 weeks ago | 
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
New Tax Regime Calculations: Saving tax to the maximum level is the aim of any taxpayer. The new tax regime gives them an opportunity to pay 0 tax on an income of Rs 12,00,000. If they are salaried-class individuals, the limit is Rs 12,75,000. If the income is slightly higher, they also get a marginal relief, which lightens their tax liability. But the problem comes when the salary rises.
