India's rupee woes seem to have worked in favour of non-resident Indians (NRIs). Last week, the Reserve Bank of India increased the cap on foreign currency non-resident (FCNR) and non-resident

While most sectors of the economy are seeing a sluggish loan demand due to high interest rates, credit card spending seems to have bucked the trend. Credit card outstanding in the first seven months

Need urgent cash or want to make that impulsive purchase? Use your 'debit' card, the one linked to your mutual fund investments. Reliance Mutual Fund is offering investors an 'Any Time Money Card',

There was a research conducted in United States on the average number of days investors hold the stock. The number was 187 (about 6 months) in 1991-1996 period. The median was worse with just 90 days.

There are many fund managers, stock brokers, and financial advisors that provide guidance on buying mutual funds, and other investment assets. However, very few discuss aspects on selling or rather

Loyalty to Company A cannot/will not be rewarded by competitor company B. Why should they? Why not? That is exactly the question the many experts and the IRDA raised a few years ago when discussing

Rupee falls at Rs 48 a dollar. Do we even care for such news? We leave it to NRIs to worry about the exchange rate. For domestic investors, does rupee fluctuation hardly make any difference? Most