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06 Feb, 2026
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Advantages of a Fixed Deposit (FD) in India: The Real Benefits, Explained
Fixed Deposits represent a long-standing instrument in wealth management, valued primarily for their resilience during periods of market volatility. Rather than serving as a vehicle for aggressive capital appreciation, FDs function as a secure foundation for investors who prioritize transparent yields and risk mitigation. With predetermined interest rates and fixed maturities, they provide the structural
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06 Feb, 2026
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How to Open a Recurring Deposit (RD) Account in India
For individuals seeking to establish a disciplined savings regimen, a Recurring Deposit (RD) serves as an effective foundational tool. This financial instrument eliminates the need for significant capital outlays or extensive administrative formalities. By committing a fixed monthly sum, you can ensure consistent capital growth through accrued interest. The following guide outlines the core mechanics
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06 Feb, 2026
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Recurring Deposits vs SIP: What Should You Pick in India?
Establishing a consistent monthly savings habit is a fundamental pillar of financial discipline; the commitment to regular contributions is often the most significant factor in long-term wealth accumulation. However, once the decision to save is made, selecting the appropriate financial vehicle becomes the primary objective. In the Indian financial landscape, investors typically evaluate two primary
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05 Feb, 2026
Corporate Bonds Investing – Key Terms to Know Before Investing
If you’re new to investing, the terminology can feel like a wall. Equity dominates most conversations, so it’s easy to miss an asset class that many investors use for structure, predictability & regular income: corporate bonds. What Are Corporate Bonds? A corporate bond is a company’s way of borrowing from investors instead of borrowing only
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20 Jan, 2026
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What is Sweep-in FD? Meaning, Interest Rate, Benefits
Many investors face a common dilemma: keeping funds in a savings account offers high liquidity but low returns, while locking money in a Fixed Deposit (FD) offers higher interest but locks your funds for any withdrawals. The banking sector solves this problem with an interesting facility known as the Sweep-in FD. This financial tool essentially
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20 Jan, 2026
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Post Office Fixed Deposit: Interest Rate, Tenure and More
There are some money habits that feel almost “Indian by default.” One of them is the quiet comfort of a post office savings product. Many families still remember the old passbook, the long queue at the counter, and the feeling that whatever you deposited there was not going to vanish overnight. That sentiment is exactly
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20 Jan, 2026
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Certificate of Deposit vs Fixed Deposit: What’s the Real Difference?
If you’ve ever tried to park money “safely” for a few months or a year, chances are someone has suggested an FD. And if you’ve spent a little more time reading about money markets, you may have stumbled upon something called a Certificate of Deposit (CD). At first glance, both look similar: you lock money
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20 Jan, 2026
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How To Open Post Office Fixed Deposit Account Online
If you grew up in an Indian household, chances are the post office wasn’t just a place to mail letters. It was where passbooks lived, where grandparents parked savings, and where money felt… safe. That trust hasn’t disappeared. Even today, the Post Office Fixed Deposit is a familiar choice for people who want peace &
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20 Jan, 2026
Understanding Fixed Deposit Receipt (FDR): Meaning, Format, Components 
Fixed deposits are popular for one simple reason: they don’t demand constant attention. You lock in an amount, choose a tenure, and the return is predictable or fixed. But the part many investors don’t think about enough is the “paper trail” that sits behind that deposit. When you book an FD with a bank or
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19 Jan, 2026
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Put Option: What It Is, How It Works, and How to Trade
Options usually start making sense only when markets stop behaving the way people expect them to. Prices swing, confidence drops, and even long‑term investors begin thinking about what could go wrong instead of what could go right. A put option often enters the picture at exactly that moment. Not as a tool to predict markets,
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09 Jan, 2026
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Corporate Bonds vs Fixed Deposits: How to Choose?
Most Indian investors reach the same crossroads at some point: “Should I put my money in a fixed deposit, or invest in bonds?” With living costs rising and in a downward interest rate cycle, the corporate bonds vs fd debate has become more relevant than ever. Fixed deposits feel familiar because the payout is predictable.
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07 Jan, 2026
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Corporate FD or Company FD: Features, Benefits, Eligibility & Everything
A bank FD is the first stop for many Indian households, but a corporate FD (also called a company FD or corporate fixed deposit)—and investors often ask, what is corporate fixed deposit—is another option that often offers a higher stated interest rate. In a corporate FD, the money is placed with a company, not a
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The listing of products above should not be considered an endorsement or recommendation to invest. Please use your own discretion before you transact. The listed products and their price or yield are subject to availability and market cutoff times. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 193 of Income Tax Act, 1961, as amended, with effect from, 1st April 2023, TDS will be deducted @ 10% on any interest payable on any security issued by a company (i.e. securities other than securities issued by the Central Government or a State Government).
Note: The listing of products above should not be considered an endorsement or recommendation to invest. Please use your own discretion before you transact. The listed products and their price or yield are subject to availability and market cutoff times. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 193 of Income Tax Act, 1961, as amended, with effect from, 1st April 2023, TDS will be deducted @ 10% on any interest payable on any security issued by a company (i.e. securities other than securities issued by the Central Government or a State Government).
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