At one point of time, 60 years was the base retirement age. But times have changed now and youngsters want to retire by their 30’s. FIRE method has emerged as a very famous tool to achieve that. Choose FIRE to RETIRE! This has been the mantra given by many finance gurus when it comes to early retirement. But will this really work for you? In this episode of Money Matters, SEBI Registered financial advisor Kalpesh Ashar in conversation with Katyayani Kapoor breaks the myth of the FIRE strategy and where it is flawed when it comes to retirement planning. Take a look.
22 September,2024 08:42 AM IST
While holiday homes are a dream to many, they are generally seen as difficult dreams to realise by the middle-class segment. When owning a primary home in the expensive metro cities of India like Mumbai and Delhi looks difficult, second homes might seem even more impossible to buy but they surely don’t have to be so. In this episode of Money Matter, Mr. Punit Agarwal - CEO of Nirvana Realty speaks on the affordability of Holiday Homes for the middle-class and things to watch out for while buying a holiday home. Take a look
18 September,2024 05:43 PM IST
Mutual Funds are considered to be one of the most popular investment avenues. If you have been planning to invest in Mutual Funds and wondering about its implication on your taxes, worry not. In this episode of Money Matters, Kamal Jeswani - Certified Financial Success Coach talks about the implications on taxes of the Mutual Fund investments and the best ways to saves taxes through Mutual Funds. Take a look.
27 August,2024 06:35 PM IST
On August 5th, 2024, there was a major stock market crash. Indian markets, including the Nifty and Sensex indices, saw significant losses right at the start of the day. This sharp decline came after global markets had also suffered heavy losses. Market expert Sunil Shah had predicted an early recovery for the Indian market, but the prediction did not hold true. The Indian stock market faced one of its worst drops as it followed the global downturn. The sharp fall in both major indices reflects the severe impact of the global market turmoil on India's financial markets. Watch video for more.
05 August,2024 01:16 PM IST
Are you someone just on the verge of beginning your investing journey? Are you planning to enter the rewarding yet risky world of investments and don’t know where to begin? Worry not. In this episode of Money Matters, Mid-day’s Katyayani Kapoor speaks to SEBI registered Investment Advisor Kavitha Menon who gives a step-by-step guide to Investing for beginners. Kavitha explores how one can enter the investment market, the importance of emergency funds, safe investment options, and how to grow your money through investments. Investing can be rewarding but if done in the right way. Watch the video and begin investing now.
01 August,2024 01:21 PM IST
ITR(Income Tax Return) filing correctly is crucial for financial health and compliance. The last date for ITR filing if 31st July 2024. If you are navigating through this process currently, this video is just for you. In this episode of Money Matters, CA Nitesh Buddhadev guides you through the essential steps to ensure a hassle-free ITR filing experience. Whether you're a first-time filer or looking to refine your process, this video offers valuable tips to simplify ITR filing and stay on top of your tax obligations. Learn about common mistakes to avoid.
27 July,2024 11:00 AM IST
The last date for ITR filing is 31st July 2024 and if you are in the process of filing your returns, this video is just for you. Since the introduction of the New Tax regime, the key differences between the Old and the New tax regime has always been a major question on the taxpayer’s mind. Whether you're a seasoned taxpayer or just getting started, understanding these changes is crucial for making informed financial decisions. In this episode of Money Matters, CA Nitesh Buddhadev explains Old Tax vs New Tax regime and how you can switch between the two regimes.
26 July,2024 05:38 PM IST
The Union Budget 2024 was announced on 23rd July by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. While the budget touched upon varied sectors of priorities for the government, it has raised several questions for the middle class. Are the taxes simplified enough? Will the standard deductions given matter much? What should be the right approach to investing? In the episode of Money Matters, Certified Financial Planner and SEBI Registered Investment Advisor Kalpesh Ashar in conversation with Mid-day’s Katyayani Kapoor explains various aspects of personal finance related to this year’s budget. From the widening of the tax slabs, raising STT on F&O, and raising taxes on Capital Gains to the new pension scheme for minors, in this video Kalpesh Ashar busts the myth and explains how these reforms can impact you.
24 July,2024 07:05 PM IST
In a 1 hour and 25-minute budget speech, Finance Minister Nirmala Sithraman highlighted 9 priority areas namely - Agriculture, Employment, Inclusive Development, Manufacturing and Services, Urban Development, Energy, Infrastructure, Innovation and R&D, and Next Generation Reforms. The Union Budget saw some major tax reforms, especially for the investors and in personal taxes for the new regime taxpayers. When it comes to Education and Employment, several employment-linked incentive schemes for employees and employers have been announced. The MSME and the manufacturing sector has got a major boost too. There have been significant reforms in the Social Justice and Infrastructure segments too. Here is a peek into the Union Budget 2024 highlights.
24 July,2024 04:30 PM IST
Today on 23rd July, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced her 7th Union Budget 2024 speech. The finance minister announced 9 priorities of the current government which included employment and skilling as one of the key areas of focus. Several employment-linked incentive schemes for employees and employers during her her speech. This encompassed supporting First-Time Job Seekers, Job Creation in the Manufacturing sector, Internship Schemes, Support to employers, Support for Working Women, and skilling and training. Here are the highlights of the planned initiatives to boost the employment generation in the country. What do you feel about these schemes for boosting employment in the country? Do let us know in the comments section below.
24 July,2024 01:21 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
