Coronavirus impact on equities: Buy, sell or stay put? What investors plan to do now
With Sensex and Nifty down by more than 30 per cent, the stock markets are in the bear territory now. Experts say the bear market is the best time to buy but what are investors are planning to do now.
by The Economic Times Apr 6, 2020
Tata AIA Life offers additional benefits for policyholders related to COVID-19
The additional benefit offered by Tata AIA, wherein they will offer additional benefit equal to the base sum assured or Rs 5 lakh whichever is lower for valid death claims due to coronavirus.
by The Financial Express Apr 4, 2020
'Asia appears to be on the mend, it should help the global recovery’
The big question on everybody’s mind right now is how bad the economic downturn will be, and what kind of recovery lies ahead.
by The Economic Times Apr 4, 2020
Downslope of V-trend not over for market: Sunil Subramaniam
Big FII flow created a balloon in private banks, which is getting pricked, says MD, Sundaram MF.
by The Economic Times Apr 4, 2020
Are mutual fund investors getting adventurous? Some advisors think so
We talked to some financial planners and mutual fund distributors to find out whether they also face similar queries every day. Indeed, they do.
by The Economic Times Apr 4, 2020
Nippon Small Cap Fund reopens for lumpsum investments after two years
Back in 2018, the fund house had put up an addendum saying, “The limit on subscriptions of units has been done with a view that increasing the size of the corpus of the scheme may prove detrimental to existing unitholders of the scheme.”
by The Economic Times Apr 4, 2020
Cost of term insurance likely to increase soon
An insurer generally works on a concept where they create a fund through premiums (paid by all their policyholders) and pay the insurance claims of those policy holders who die each year, from this fund.
by The Economic Times Apr 3, 2020
Equity saving schemes fell 11% in one month. Time for conservative investors to rethink?
Equity saving schemes are sold as `one of the safest’ investment products. A typical sales pitch goes like this: “look at the portfolio. It is debt, arbitrage, and a little bit of equity.
by The Economic Times Apr 3, 2020
Small savings rate cuts make banking & PSU debt funds attractive
For those in the high tax bracket, if they hold these funds for more than three years, these products will also get indexation benefits, which will significantly improve the post-tax returns.
by The Economic Times Apr 3, 2020
Equity selloff in March has left pockets of relative value for investors
Economic discussions seem to center on whether we’re headed towards a depression or whether the shape of the recovery will be a V, U or L. I do not agree with comparisons to the Great Depression given the stark difference in the fiscal and monetary policy responses.
by The Economic Times Apr 3, 2020
Where to invest in new financial year 2020-21? As world economy slows down, experts find opportunities
Even as investors recently lost most of the gains made during the first half of the previous fiscal, market participants are busy chalking out plans on how to tide over the troubles that the new financial year brings.
by Moneycontrol Apr 3, 2020
Should you pay your EMI or avail moratorium? Find out
The loan deferment is a welcome move for the borrowers who are facing any cash flow mismatch on account of the recent outbreak of Covid-19.
by The Financial Express Apr 3, 2020
Is a ₹5 lakh health cover enough for covid-19 treatment?
While there is a cap on what private labs can charge for the covid-19 test, there is no limit on how much private hospitals can charge for treatment
by Mint Apr 3, 2020
Tipping point: Yellow metal is safe haven, don't wait to invest in gold ETF
Whenever there is a high level of fear or panic, either in the economy or the markets, money tends to move into gold.
by Business Standard Apr 2, 2020
Investing in beaten-down sectors can help you profit from market downturn
One approach that can boost long-term profitability involves increasing equity allocation as the markets fall, and decreasing it as they rise, instead of adhering to a fixed allocation
by Business Standard Apr 2, 2020