Money news that matters to Indian investors — and our verdict on what it means for you.
A reported Assam Rifles pension dispute separates qualifying service, the legal category of exit and one-time dues. We show why ₹59,298 of recovered balances is different from recurring pension income.
A six-month payment plan can look comfortable while costing more. We compare complete cash outflows with a ₹50,354 versus ₹48,000 worked example and a checkout checklist.
Outlook Money reports PNB, HDFC Bank, IDFC First Bank, Utkarsh SFB and others revised FD rates, with senior citizens offered up to 8.50 per cent. HDFC Bank raised rates by up to 50 bps on select tenures.
IANS reports pension relief linked to teachers’ earlier service and a 2018 cadre merger. We explain why a reported ruling, individual eligibility and actual implementation are separate milestones.
Prestige has agreed to acquire Allure Developers, which is developing a Noida Sector 150 residential project. We separate ownership, development costs, customer collections and eventual profit.
A Stable Money–YouGov survey shows different priorities across generations. Our worked examples explain why the target date, inflation and separate goal buckets matter more than copying a popular product.
Premium housing sales and festive offers are drawing attention. We separate sales-volume headlines from household affordability, with a simple all-in price comparison.
HDFC Bank has raised fixed deposit rates by up to 50 bps on select tenures. We read it as a deposit-competition signal that matters only where the revised tenures match an investor's horizon.
IL JIN Electronics, an arm of Amber Enterprises, has filed draft papers with SEBI for an IPO to raise Rs 2,500 Crore, adding to a busy primary-market pipeline.
Hindustan Coca-Cola's DRHP proposes sale of nearly 100 crore shares, with media reports estimating a $1 billion IPO. We view this as an early-stage signal of a large consumer offer entering the pipeline.
Invesco paused SIPs in three overseas fund-of-funds, leaving one scheme available for new SIP registrations. We examine what the SEBI-driven curbs mean for diversification plans.
ET Wealth reports that an ITAT Cuttack ruling favoured a taxpayer who declared property sale proceeds and paid capital gains tax, yet faced a penalty over cash receipts. We unpack why this matters for property sellers and cash transactions.
Mint's Muhurat trading guide compares gold and silver ETFs after a sharp price run, citing projections of ₹1,80,000 gold and ₹3,00,000 silver by next Diwali. Our read: the choice hinges on volatility tolerance and ETF premiums, not just price targets.
Mint reports that pollution-linked respiratory hospitalisation is covered only if it fits policy terms, and the real payout depends on waiting periods, room rent caps and OPD add-ons, not just sum insured.
Mint reports SEBI's revised settlement regulations took effect on November 7, 2026, with new fees, timelines and fast-track routes. We break down what changes for listed companies and investors.
EPFO has launched a WhatsApp service for checking PF balance, viewing the last five transactions and downloading passbooks after OTP verification. The move cuts friction for EPF members but requires the official number and a UAN-linked mobile.
