NPS Vatsalya allows parents to secure their child's financial future by opening an account for minors. Launched in September 2024, it is regulated by the PFRDA, requiring a minimum annual contribution of ₹1,000.

The National Pension Scheme (NPS) for Traders offers eligible shopkeepers and self-employed persons an assured ₹3,000 monthly pension after 60. But with inflation and retirement expenses rising, is this enough? 

Loan closure is not just about making the final payment. Borrowers should also complete the necessary documentation and ensure that the lender updates the account correctly.

Indians under 30 years of age, or Gen Zs, now constitute 38% of investors. A report explores how India's wealth inclusion has evolved and why the capital markets have gained popularity as a choice of investment. 

Reliance Industries has fallen 25% in 2026, putting mutual funds with high exposure to the stock in focus. While some schemes have larger allocations than others, the impact varies across fund categories. Here’s what investors should know about their exposure and portfolio risk.

Under the revised SEBI framework, eligible equity mutual funds can allocate their residual portfolio to assets such as gold ETFs, silver ETFs, and Infrastructure Investment Trusts.

An NRI returning to India may become taxable on salary for services rendered from India, even if the employer is Canadian and the salary continues to be credited to a Canadian bank account.

EPFO members can withdraw funds for medical, educational, or housing needs. Here's a look at the EPFO's rules for partial and early withdrawal by subscribers and the full list of reasons you can use to access your provident fund corpus.

Interest rates may stay higher for longer as the Fed resumes hikes. Axis MF expects the RBI to tighten rates and favours 1-3 year corporate bonds, while remaining cautious on long SDLs. Here’s what debt mutual fund investors should know as bond yields rise.

A ₹30 lakh salary can make a ₹50 lakh luxury car seem affordable, but monthly expenses like insurance and servicing can consume up to 50% of your income.