In India, starting an investment journey with ₹1,000 or ₹10,000 per month is one of the most preferred approaches to build wealth. …
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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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The ‘“eat well, sleep well” saying is one of the most common and well-known adages in the world of investing. It simply …
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Looking to Retire Early With Bond Investments? 4 Options You May Consider in 2026!
Your retirement may be ten to twenty years away, but nowadays, working the entire stretch is not what most young professionals prefer. …
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When it comes to safe investment plans in India, fixed deposits top the list. While bank FDs ensure capital safety, their returns …
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In India, multiple fixed-income options offer monthly payouts, such as: Government securities (G-Secs, State Bonds) Bank FDs and NBFC deposits Corporate bonds …
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When you think about short-term savings, the most common options that come to mind are fixed deposits (FDs), recurring deposits (RDs), and …
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Most bonds pay interest for a fixed period and return your money on maturity. Additional Tier 1 bonds work differently. Banks issue …
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Investment Guide
Government Securities (G-Secs) in India: Types, Yields, How to Invest & Taxation (2026)
Current 10-Year G-Sec Yield: ~7.05% (as of May 14, 2026) Yields have moved higher in recent months, driven by elevated global crude …
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Do you ever wonder how businesses raise capital, invest their money, and make strategic decisions? Merchant banks are the unsung heroes of …