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News education-career NCERT Brings Tax, Investing To Class 9: How This 15-Year-Old Build A Rs 13.9 Lakh Portfolio Last Updated:October 02, 2026, 1:07 pm IST While NCERT has included financial literacy at class 9 book, meet Sinchana Santosh, a Class 10 student, who has built an investment portfolio valued at around Rs 13.9 lakh. At…
Last Updated:July 05, 2026, 08:38 IST Many listed companies, including Axis Bank, JSW Steel, Sun Pharma, Titan, Nestle India, and Hindalco, will trade ex-dividend next week. Dividend Stocks Next Week Several listed companies are set to trade ex-dividend next week, giving investors a final opportunity to buy shares before the ex-date to become eligible for…
For Nilesh Shah, investing is more about behaviour, than spreadsheets, stock tips or even market timing. Speaking on NDTV Profit’s Moneywise, Kotak AMC’s Managing Director used everything from airplane turbulence and the Harshad Mehta Scam to the Mahabharata to explain why investors often know the right thing to do — and still fail to do it. “Theory…
While the market chases thematic and small-cap frenzies, Parag Parikh Mutual Fund is going the other way, betting on India’s most stable and overlooked segment: large caps. The fund house will launch a plain vanilla large-cap fund in January 2026, a move that Chief Investment Officer Rajeev Thakkar says is designed for investors tired of…
Demat account openings in India rose sharply to a 10-month high in October, crossing 30 lakh new registrations amid strong IPO activity and a rebound in market sentiment. The total number of demat accounts now stands at 21 crore. Source link [ad_3]
India’s younger generation, often called Gen-Z, is changing the way people think about money. Tapas Chakraborty, Director Welfin.in and a financial advisor, shared a personal story that highlights this shift. He wrote on LinkedIn, “My son asked me for a Dubai trip, I told him ‘Wait 1.5 years’.” However, his son booked the trip and…
SIP and Lump Sum are the two popular investment schemes. SIP involves investing a fixed amount at regular intervals, while a Lump Sum involves investing a lump sum amount in one go. Each has its own pros and cons. SIP reduces market volatility and timing risk compared to a Lump sum investment, while a Lump…
Last Updated:June 03, 2025, 15:10 is Here are 10 timeless lessons from the book that everyone — whether you earn Rs 10,000 or Rs 10 lakh a month — can learn from. In The Psychology of Money, author Morgan Housel explores how our personal experiences shape our financial decisions. Managing money isn’t just about numbers,…