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Is It A Good Idea To Buy Second Home? All You Need To Know

3 days ago | outlookmoney.com | Shivangini Gupta

For experienced homebuyers, purchasing a second home represents a new beginning, whether you're looking to build an investment portfolio, prepare for retirement or finally make an investment that reaps the rewards of a cabin or beach house. But you're no stranger to real estate, and the rules are different when you're dealing with a second property. A second home is not like your first home, a purchase you undertake for mostly practical and financial reasons.
UP-RERA Bans Incomplete Flat Handovers, Warns of 5% Penalty

4 days ago | outlookmoney.com | Shivangini Gupta

The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA) has issued a strict directive barring developers from handing over incomplete or "canvas flats" to buyers and warned of penalties up to 5 per cent of the total project cost for non-compliance. The authority also reminded developers that they cannot collect more than 10 per cent of the apartment, plot, or building cost as an advance or application fee without first signing and registering a written agreement for sale.
Financial Tips For New Mothers To Secure Child's Future

5 days ago | outlookmoney.com | Rishabh Raj

Mother's Day 2025: Motherhood is a life-changing journey that brings in a new set of priorities and responsibilities. However, what many new parents don’t anticipate is the financial cost involved in properly raising a child. As such, it’s wise that parents start planning for their child's future well in advance to adequately prepare themselves for any financial responsibilities and challenges that come with raising a child.
India-Pak Tension: What Investors Can Do To Ride Out Market Volatility

5 days ago | outlookmoney.com | Rishabh Raj

D-Street has maintained a cautious stance through the past four trading sessions amid the uncertainty triggered by the India-Pakistan conflict. During this period, the Sensex slipped over 1.6 per cent and Nifty 50 lost some 1.8 per cent. The selling pressure has been higher in the broader market, with Nifty Midcap 100 falling around 2.6 per cent and Nifty Smallcap 100 shedding over 3.1 per cent. While a ceasefire has now been announced, concerns still linger over what might come next.
How To Appy For Residential Plot Scheme In Yamuna Expressway

6 days ago | outlookmoney.com | Shivangini Gupta

The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has launched its new residential plot scheme, Residential Plot Scheme (RPS)-09/2025, for Pocket-9B, Sector-18. Outlook Money reviewed the document to understand the process, fees and other details. The scheme offers a total of 276 vacant plots, with registration open from April 21 to May 21, 2025. The draw will be held on July 11, 2025.
Operation Sindoor Spooks Karachi Stock Exchange, Triggers Over 5 Per Cent Crash, D-Street Remains Resilient

1 week ago | outlookmoney.com | Rishabh Raj

Operation Sindoor, Karachi Stock Exchange: Pakistan's benchmark equity index Karachi 100 (KSE 100) derailed over 5.5 per cent in early trade on May 7 after India launched precision strikes on terrorist hideouts across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The strikes carried out under 'Operation Sindoor', were in retaliation for the deadly Pahalgam attack that claimed the lives of 26 tourists. The KSE 100 opened with a sharp gap-down of 6,271.87 points, or 5.5 per cent, at 107,296.64.
Nifty PSU Bank Index Falls Nearly 5 Per Cent

1 week ago | outlookmoney.com | Rishabh Raj

PSU Bank Stocks, Bank of Baroda Share Price: The Nifty PSU Bank index fell as much as 5.15 per cent on May 6, emerging as the top sectoral loser. At day’s close, the 12-constituent index ended at 6,235.20, down 4.84 per cent. All the 12 public sector bank stocks ended the day in deep red. Leading the losses was the Bank of Baroda, which fell 10.91 per cent. Bank of India (BOI) shares slumped 6.33 per cent and Union Bank of India shares declined 6.19 per cent.
Can Rs 1 Crore Still Buy You A Dream Home in Mumbai? Yes, But Only in These 4 Suburbs

1 week ago | outlookmoney.com | Shivangini Gupta

A fresh market analysis by 1 Finance showed that in 2025, you can still afford a home in Mumbai, just not in most of it. Four neighbourhoods in the city’s Western Suburbs, Borivali, Kandivali, Malad, and Goregaon, were identified as the only places where that budget stretches far enough to buy a livable space. Prices in these pockets were recorded between Rs 21,000 and Rs 28,000 per square foot, and most HNIs would get to avail of better value, without missing out much on city life.
Nifty Rebounds Over 10 Per Cent From April’s Lows - Know What's Fueling The Rally?

1 week ago | outlookmoney.com | Shivangini Gupta

The Indian stock market has rebounded sharply in less than a month to 24,461.15 after witnessing its deepest slump this year. In this near one month period the Nifty 50 has surged over 10 per cent from 22,161.6 level which it fell to on April 7. On May 5, the index closed at 24,461.15, 7 per cent off its all-time high, supported by broad-based buying across sectors and renewed investor confidence.
SBI Share Price Falls After Q4 Profit Declines 10 Per Cent YoY

1 week ago | outlookmoney.com | Rishabh Raj

Shares of State Bank of India (SBI) tumbled as much as 2.25 per cent in early trade on May 5 after the public lender reported its fourth quarterly results for the fiscal year 2025 (Q4 FY25). SBI shares ended at Rs 790.60 per share on the NSE, down 1.17 per cent from previous close. During the session, the stock had slipped to an intraday low of Rs 782. From March lows, SBI shares have recouped over 16 per cent. Earlier, on June 3, 2024, they had touched their all-time high of Rs 912.