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zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
PPF For Regular Income: Public Provident Fund (PPF) is often considered a popular small savings scheme that many investors use for retirement planning. They use it for portfolio stability and mostly invest in it alongside market-linked investment schemes. The scheme offers immense tax benefits as interest and the corpus generated are tax-free. But if one uses it strategically, they may use it to get a regular income.
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1 week ago |
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
Operation Sindoor Live Updates: 'On behalf of the nation, I thank Indian Army, PM Modi' says Danish Azad Ansari Uttar Pradesh Minister Danish Azad Ansari said, "On behalf of the nation, I thank the Indian Army and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for delivering a strong response to the cowardly terrorist attack in Pahalgam. India has made it clear that any conspiracy against the country will be met with a swift and fitting reply."
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1 week ago |
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
Home » Photogallery » UPS vs OPS Pension Calculations: Is your last-drawn average basic pay Rs 1,07,000 after 33 years of pensionable service? Know where you may get higher pension
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1 week ago |
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
8th CPC HRA Calculations: House rent allowance (HRA) is an important component of central government employees' basic salaries. Its amount depends on the employee's basic salary and the city they reside in. Employees at the same designation and basic pay may receive different HRAs. This is one of many allowances that are revised in a pay commission.
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1 week ago |
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
Home » Photogallery » Top 7 Large and Mid Cap Mutual Funds in 3 Years: Rs 2,25,000 one-time investment in No. 1 fund has grown to Rs 4.62 lakh
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1 week ago |
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
Home » Photogallery » Top 5 Mutual Funds With Rs 100 Starting SIP: Rs 13,333 monthly investment in best performing scheme has grown to Rs 13,19,542 in 5 years
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2 weeks ago |
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
Income tax calculations, ITR filing for FY2526: In the new tax regime, tax slabs have been significantly revised. These slabs will be applicable for the income earned in the financial year 2025-26. The slabs that came into effect on April 1, 2025, replaced the slabs that will be applicable for FY 2024-25. With the revised slabs, an income up to Rs 12,00,000 became tax-free for non-salaried individuals. For salaried individuals, the tax-free limit is Rs 75,000 higher because of a standard deduction.
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2 weeks ago |
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
Top 7 Thematic Mutual Funds With up to 31% Returns in 3 Years: Sometimes mutual fund investors want to cash in on the rising trend of a theme's stocks. Such investors invest in thematic funds which have at least 80 per cent stocks from a particular theme such as PSU, MNC, defence, manufacturing, exports, housing, transportation, etc.
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2 weeks ago |
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
New Tax Regime Calculations: The revised new tax regime makes your salaried income up to Rs 12,75,000, which is more than Rs 1,06,000 a month. However, not just that, it provides many deductions that can make your income tax-free much more than 12.75 lakh. Even if your salaried income is Rs 16,90,00, it can be made tax-free by using just 3 deductions- employer contribution to employee's National Pension System (NPS), Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) and home loan interest on the let-out property.
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2 weeks ago |
zeebiz.com | Shaghil Bilali
Rs 10 Lakh Lump Sum vs Rs 10,000 SIP: Many mutual fund investors who have a large sum invest through the lump sum method. However, most prefer the systematic investment plan (SIP) method because it suits their earning cycle. Investors, however, get compounding on both investments. In a lump sum, they get compounding on the entire amount from Day 1, while in an SIP, compounding is the highest in the earliest investment.