When you invest in bonds, flexibility is often limited. Once invested, you usually have to hold the bond until maturity or rely …
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The RBI uses various monetary policy tools to regulate liquidity, control credit flow and maintain stability in the banking system. The Statutory …
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The world of finance is filled with complex terminology that can confuse even regular investors. And one such term is “bond washing”. …
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If you are a salaried employee in India, managing your Provident Fund (PF) becomes easier once you understand the UAN system. The …
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The 8th Pay Commission is the next “salary revision system” planned by the Government of India for central government employees and pensioners. …
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NBFC bonds are debt instruments issued by Non-Banking Financial Companies to raise funds. Generally, they carry a lower risk than equity shares …
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When you invest in NBFC bonds, you can earn income in two ways: Through “interest income”, which is calculated at a predetermined …
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Following the Reserve Bank of India’s repo rate cut of 0.25% p.a. in the December 2025 MPC meeting, fixed deposit (FD) yields …
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NBFC bonds are fixed-income instruments issued by non-banking financial companies to raise capital, and they typically offer better returns than bank deposits …
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When investors look beyond fixed deposits (FDs), bonds issued by NBFCs and banks emerge as popular investment options. While both are debt …
