Direct or Regular MF plan: Which one to buy?
Direct or Regular MF plan: Which one to buy?

Direct or Regular MF plan: Which one to buy?

Shital Jibhe Article rating: No rating

Mutual fund schemes come in two options: Direct and Regular. A retail investor may not know the difference between the two and hence may end up choosing the Regular plan, which will give the investor lower returns. The reason for the difference in returns between the two options is simple: Regular plan pays commission to the intermediary who has sold the scheme to the investor.

Buying the right travel credit card
Buying the right travel credit card

Buying the right travel credit card

Shital Jibhe Article rating: No rating

Travel credit cards are becoming popular among business people and professionals who have to frequently travel by air. The growing popularity of travel credit cards is due to the advantage of accumulating air miles which can be redeemed for discounts and other privileges.

Add-ons in motor insurance: Which ones to opt for?
Add-ons in motor insurance: Which ones to opt for?

Add-ons in motor insurance: Which ones to opt for?

Shital Jibhe Article rating: No rating

If you have bought only third party (TP) motor insurance and not a comprehensive motor insurance policy, then you need to seriously consider buying add-on covers to protect yourself and your vehicle from damages caused in an accident. TP insurance offers protection against liabilities arising out of damage caused by you to the life and property of the other party involved in the accident.

China a choked dragon an opportunity for India
China a choked dragon an opportunity for India

China a choked dragon an opportunity for India

Rohan Takalkar Article rating: 3.3

Rising debt levels and environment concerns has made the Chinese government shift focus from economic growth to containing debt and improving quality of the environment. 

Telecom sector stocks zoom with RCom
Telecom sector stocks zoom with RCom

Telecom sector stocks zoom with RCom

Sanket Dewarkar Article rating: 4.5

Telecom stocks zoomed on Friday after the elder brother Mukesh Ambani cued buying of Anil Ambani’s Reliance Communication assets under its new but popular Reliance Jio brand. Jio inked definitive agreement to buy out RCom assets which would help RCom repay debts which currently stands at around Rs. 49,000 crore.

Canara Bank calls off sale of AMC assets
Canara Bank calls off sale of AMC assets

Canara Bank calls off sale of AMC assets

Gayathri Udyawar Article rating: 4.0

Public sector banking major, Canara Bank has backtracked on its plans to sell off stakes in Canara Robeco Asset Management Company. The bank had announced a monetization drive in November this year, wherein it had put its AMC, registrar and transfer agent businesses on the block.

 

 

Nifty Auto zooms, expects good sales numbers
Nifty Auto zooms, expects good sales numbers

Nifty Auto zooms, expects good sales numbers

Sanket Dewarkar Article rating: 5.0

We are at the doorstep of 2018 and that the trading the month of January 2018 would kick off with the auto sales data. The last trading day of 2017 witnessed a sharp upsurge in the Nifty Auto index may be ahead of good auto sales numbers to be released by Auto majors in the next week. 

Axis Bank puts GMR Chhattisgarh on block
Axis Bank puts GMR Chhattisgarh on block

Axis Bank puts GMR Chhattisgarh on block

Gayathri Udyawar Article rating: 3.6

Axis Bank, the third largest private bank, is looking out for buyers to take controlling stake in GMR Chhattisgarh. Listed entity, GMR Infrastructure holds 47.6 per cent share in GMR Chhattisgarh Energy.

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