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Tech-betting mutual fund investors lose over 4% in March. Will April be different? - Vimarsana News

Tech-betting mutual fund investors lose over 4% in March. Will April be different?

Technology funds, including Aditya Birla Sun Life Digital India Fund, saw a decline of around 3.96%. Will April bring a change in fortunes for these investors?

Budget 2024: Old vs New income tax regime, who should opt for what and why? - Vimarsana News

Budget 2024: Old vs New income tax regime, who should opt for what and why?

Budget 2024: No tax rebates were announced in the Interim Budget, leaving the Indian middle class disappointed

Interim Budget: Raise basic exemption limit under both regimes to counter inflation, say tax experts - Vimarsana News

Interim Budget: Raise basic exemption limit under both regimes to counter inflation, say tax experts

Unlike the tax rebate (available on incomes up to Rs 5 lakh and Rs 7 lakh, respectively, under the old and new tax regimes), a hike in the basic exemption limit will reduce the tax liability across income slabs

Should the basic tax exemption limit be raised in Budget 2024? - Vimarsana News

Should the basic tax exemption limit be raised in Budget 2024?

Despite being a vote-on-account and most of the changes having come through in 2023, individual taxpayers could expect some concessions in this election-year Budget. However, any changes would be limited to the new tax regime, as the government seems determined to look past the old one

Why LIC's Jeevan Utsav is not for everyone - Vimarsana News

Why LIC's Jeevan Utsav is not for everyone

Jeevan Utsav is meant to generate regular income over the long term, after the premium-paying years. The 10 percent on sum assured may sound stellar, but the internal rate of return is 5.7-6.04 percent, depending on age, sum assured, and premium-paying term.