Monday, 20 May 2013

Ten famous market sayings & their relevance for In...

Ten famous market sayings & their relevance for India
There's no shortage of folklore in the stock markets but not all of it applies to India. Here's the truth behind some widely used sayings.
Are stingy dividend payouts likely to persist?
Economic uncertainty has led some companies to hoard cash and cut down on dividend payouts, but the situation is likely to improve this year as the economy gets back on track.
How falling inflation affects your investments
The fall in inflation has triggered a rally in the bond market but falling yields also mean the PPF rate may be lowered to around 8% next year.
Are inflation-indexed bonds a good investment option?
The RBI is going to launch inflation-indexed bonds next month. Find out how these bonds can protect you against inflation and whether you should invest in these instruments.
Property disputes: Family settlement better option than approaching a court
Approaching the courts to sort out a property dispute is invariably a long-drawn and expensive process. A family settlement offers a more amicable way out.
Quote of the week
"While efforts must be made to reduce the basic attraction of gold to the people, at least in the short run, we can start acting to reduce the demand for gold as an asset. "
Rangarajan Chairman
Dhebars should stagger investments to achieve goals given their low surplus

Family Finances

The Dhebars have started well, but will have to stagger investments for their goals given their low surplus.
Preference for cash drives a market without morals

Financial Planning

The presence of the cash economy hurts all honest participants in the formal economic system, who are earners, spenders, savers, investors and tax payers.
Bonnie Fernandes turned his talent for hosting events into a Rs 25,000-a-month side business

Money-making venture

It was only in 1995, that he started making money off his hobby. In the meantime, he added to his repertoire by hosting communion parties and weddings.
Ashok Khewoor: Former Philips employee's venture Bezel Pumps has Rs 6 lakh turnover

Entrepreneurs

Mumbai-based Ashok Khewoor took voluntary retirement from his corporate career at the age of 54 to start his own venture, Bezel Pumps.
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To select the most reliable equity funds, ET Wealth analysed 349 and came up with 14 that have fared well in different time spans.

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