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November 28, 2019 Mutual Funds 11 Comments

Fund Manager Sticks to Quality India Stocks as Economy Slows

Fund Manager Sticks to Quality India Stocks as Economy Slows “What is doing well and has the potential to keep doing well will be reflected in stock prices,” said Chandresh Nigam, chief executive officer of the fund house, which manages one trillion rupees ($ 14 … Continue reading at msn.com These are the top 10 […]

February 6, 2016 Mutual Funds No Comments

Association of Mutual Funds in India seeks more tax breaks for mutual fund sector

Association of Mutual Funds in India seeks more tax breaks for mutual fund sector KOLKATA: Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) in its pre-budget proposals has urged the government to consider additional tax benefits for the investors. The industry body has sought more tax incentives on ELSS, pension products and infrastructure … Continue reading […]

January 25, 2016 News No Comments

Start-up India’ Action Plan: a good start, but Govt. apathy, big corporates a hurdle

Start-up India’ Action Plan: a good start, but Govt. apathy, big corporates a hurdle Ease of doing business Promoting start-ups by improving ease of doing business is clearly at the forefront of the Action Plan. A significant benefit a start-up accrues under this policy is the waiver from labour inspections for 3 years. Now, anyone […]

January 22, 2016 Headlines No Comments

Economic reforms in India are in right direction: RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan

Economic reforms in India are in right direction: RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan ET SPECIAL:Love visual aspect of news? Enjoy this exclusive slideshows treat! DAVOS: Economic reforms in India are going in the right direction, but the level is “wrong”, RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has said, referring to some of the outdated regulations … Continue reading […]

November 20, 2015 ETF 7 Comments

Another Catalyst for India ETFs

All are extremely encouraging signs for gold investors. Over the course of the past 35 years, gold has climbed in value from a modest $35 an ounce to nearly $600. Contrast that with the battered U.S. dollar, a currency currently worth only 20% of its value in 1970.

"When gold peaked-out in the 1970s, interest rates were at an all-time high," Lubaszka says. "Right now we're waiting to feel the effects of the last 9 interest rate increases which generally take 6-9 months to begin impacting the economy. Now's the time to buy gold because when rates go up, downward pressure is exerted on real estate, stocks and bonds and commodities like gold tend to increase. The opposite occurs when rates travel from a high to a low. That's the time to reduce gold assets and increase the paper part of a portfolio."

There are several pay-out methods available when you begin receiving annuity payments. With some options, you or your beneficiaries can select how you want to be paid. The following are some of these: