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• Budget 2009 – What it means for you?

  Now that the dust has settled down, let’s look at what the Budget 2009 means to you and me as tax payers. The tax slabs for the basic exemption limits has been increased as follows: Senior Citizens – Income upto Rs.240,000 exmpt from tax (earlier limit... Posted Aug 29 2009, 07:20 AM by Yogi with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: shares, income, gift, Fringe Benefit Tax, allowances, immovable property, effective maximum marginal tax rate, Section 80DD, Section 80E, sculpture, movable property, SARAL2, tax payer, perquisites, non-relatives, higher income segment, budget 2009, tax slabs, wealth tax, Section 208, recipient, archaeological collection, vocational studies, maintenance, reimbursements, jewellery, AY 2010-2011, surcharge, Advance Tax, paintings, art work, securities, exemption limit, FBT, Senior citizen, medical treatment, disabled dependent, education loans

• The ‘Panchasutra’ for your money!

  Irrespective of good times or bad times, if you follow these basic rules with your money you are sure to reap rewards and a secure future! 1 . Invest early! The early bird gets the worm and the nectar in the flower too! There is no bigger mantra than... Posted Mar 02 2009, 11:48 PM by Yogi with | with no comments Filed under: investing, investing basics, stocks, STP, SIP, Mutual funds, planning, interest rate, shares, diversification, money, insurance, diversify

• Investment in Pharma

  Why pharma is the cure?? Investing was never as difficult as it seems today. In times like these, it's best to go for safe sectors. Pharmaceuticals might just be a good example, difficult though it is for investors to decipher. But why pharma? Here... Posted Aug 06 2008, 12:49 AM by Yogi with | with no comments Filed under: investing, investing basics, stocks, asset allocation, portfolio, SIP, planning, shares, Pharma, sensex

• Difference between Shares and Mutual Funds

  Shares: When companies look for money for their business, they can get it in two ways - either they borrow from a bank and pay interest ("debt") or they ask people like you and me to invest and give us shares ("equity"). A share is... Posted Jul 27 2008, 11:41 PM by Yogi with | with 5 comment(s) Filed under: investing, funds, bonds, stocks, systematic investment plans, SIP, Mutual funds, wealth creation, shares