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Here are some personal loan rates and other costs of the top private and public sector banks in India

On Wednesday, Fed appeared to have moved to a more dovish position regarding future interest rates. On Friday, the jobs report surprised Wall Street. By week's end, markets appear to have been convinced that rate hikes a...

NFTs are more than a fad now. What's worth investing in and why?

As per the provisions of the Income Tax Act, where interest income from time deposits with prescribed financial institutions for a FY exceeds the prescribed limit (currently ₹40,000), TDS at applicable rate shall be de...

High growth phase sees extremely high revenue growth due to low base of initial stages

Mint tells you how much insurance you need at different life stages and what will it cost

Investors can fall prey to greed in bull markets and fear when markets decline and fail to rebalance. A balanced advantage fund can help in such situations

In Translation: Carry is a term often used in investing to refer to positive and negative attributes of an asset. The "carry trade" is something different.

Monthly Monitor: Investors looking through "a rose-colored lens" sent the market to records, boosting mutual funds and ETFs to their best month of the year.

Stocks may consolidate after a strong month and a strong week.

These "retirement makers" are required to give 90% of their profits to their shareholders as dividends.

Tariq Fancy, formerly the sustainable-investing chief at BlackRock, argues it is doing more good for Wall Street than it is for the planet. Alex Edmans of London Business School says the criticism goes too far.

State and local pension funds are reaping a historic windfall thanks to billions of dollars in record market gains and surplus tax revenues. Now they need to decide what to do with the money.

Using UAN, PF account holders to view their pension fund details in one place, track the history of transactions conducted with the PF account and even update the bank details seeded with the account

The supply squeeze, one of the first ever since the U.S. began sending large volumes of gas abroad, means hefty heating bills for consumers.

Shifting expectations for inflation and central-bank policy spark surprise moves in government-debt markets, hurting big-name players.