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If you are taking up a job with a start-up, make sure you have your personal finances in order. How much do you plan to save? Do you have an emergency corpus and what about health and life insurance? In a conversation with Moneycontrol, Santosh Joseph, CEO and Founder, Germinate Investor Services, lists out some important personal finance matters to deal with. Listen in

An overseas student travel insurance policy offers protection against sickness and accidents, besides covering other risks such as loss of passport, laptop theft, etc. Moneycontrol spoke to Amit Chhabra, Chief Business Officer, Travel Insurance, Policybazaar.com to understand the importance of buying these policies, nitty-gritties, choosing between university-recommended health covers and more. Listen in

Before you pack your bags and move overseas for a job, you will have to put some personal finance matters in order. Starting with your bank accounts to your investments, insurance and taxation matters, there’s much that you will have to take care of. In a conversation with Moneycontrol, Sonali Pradhan, Head of Wealth Planning, Julius Baer India gives a simplified yet detailed overview of how to go about all this. Listen in

Extra gush of inflows into small-cap funds has forced some mutual fund houses to curtail fresh investment into these schemes. Some schemes have stopped taking lump-sum investments, while other have put restrictions on systematic investment plans. Moneycontrol spoke to Ravi Kumar T V, Founder of Gaining Ground Investment Services to dig deeper into why smallcap funds have come into the limelight, how to check if a smallcap fund is becoming riskier and more. Listen in

Failure to disclose crypto gains, income and foreign stock holdings, interest income or any other source of income could lead to notices for non-disclosure from the income tax department. To know more about the mistakes that could land you in a soup, Moneycontrol spoke to Mayank Mohanka, Partner, SM Mohanka and Associates. Listen in

Failure to disclose crypto gains, income and foreign stock holdings, interest income or any other source of income could lead to notices for non-disclosure from the income tax department. To know more about the mistakes that could land you in a soup, Moneycontrol spoke to Mayank Mohanka, Partner, SM Mohanka and Associates. Listen in

The due date for filing income tax returns for FY 2022-23 is July 31, 2023 (assessment year 2023-24). Filing return is mandatory if your income exceeds the basic exemption limit. You need to be aware of the documents required, and which form you should choose before you get started with the process

Taxpayers have several queries around tax filing. This primer covers questions around the regime to choose, what all incomes are to be declared, HRA claims, and more.

Data on advance tax payments is missing in the pre-filled income tax return (ITR) forms. So, taxpayers are having to manually enter this data to file their returns. In a conversation with Moneycontrol, Khyati Dharamsi, an experienced personal finance writer, explains why this is happening and what it means for taxpayers.

ITR filing process must start with basic preparations like getting your documents such as Form-16, bank account and capital gains statements in order. Check Form 26AS, or tax credit statement, and Annual Information Statement (AIS). In case of any discrepancy in AIS, rely on your information as the former could contain errors, says Aarti Raote, Partner, Deloitte India.