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Need to be bullish about investing
Large losses suffered by investors in both stock and debt markets in 2004 may only engender a sense of fatigue. Investors, however, need to set aside such emotions and keep investing in order to build wealth. More

SIMPLE ECONOMICS


Benefit of a floating rate
SEVERAL floating rate bond funds have been launched lately. Why are such funds in demand? Such funds primarily invest in floating rate bonds (or floaters). A floater is one where interest payments are linked to a ... More

TAX TALK


Here's an employer giving monthly LTA
SUPPOSING an employee gets leave travel assistance (LTA) on a monthly basis, will he still be entitled to exemption under Section 10(5). Can a person claim the exemption in respect of more than one travel in a year? ... More

PF transfer on job change
I RESIGNED from a company two years back and have taken up employment with another company. I have not transferred my provident fund balance from the previous company to the one I have joined. I am now aged 46. If ... More

IN FOCUS


What the duty cut means for oil cos
OIL companies have always been subject to a high regulatory risk in India caused by governmental actions. That risk was demonstrated yet again last week when the Government reduced duties on petrol, diesel, cooking ... More

FD WATCH


Sundaram Home Finance: Make it your home, now
INVESTORS can park their money in the fixed deposit programme of Sundaram Home Finance. The company's fundamentals are strong and the interest rates are higher than that of housing finance companies such as HDFC. ... More

FUND WATCH


BOB Mutual Fund launches 3 more schemes
  • BOB Mutual fund has launched three open-ended funds: BOB MIP Fund, BOB NRI Fund and BOB Children Fund. The issue closes on August 26, 2004. The following are the details: BOB MIP fund is an income plan that will invest predominantly in ... More

    AUTO FOCUS


    The new C-Class!
    THE C-Class just got classier. Within months of being introduced in the major automotive markets of the world, the new Mercedes Benz C-Class has been launched in India. The new C-Class has been redesigned, both ... More

    The new Kinetic Nova — More power, more style
    AFTER fighting the might of the Honda scooters Activa and Dio, the smartly designed Kinetic Nova has now come back into the market with a new set of stripes and a brand new, bigger four-stroke mill in its belly. But ... More

    BOOK VALUE


    Apparent `dogs' outperform analysts' picks
    FROM Benjamin Graham to Warren Buffett and beyond is the gamut of Value Investing, a book by Bruce C. N. Greenwald, Judd Kahn, Paul D. Sonkin and Michael van Biema, published by Wiley ... More

    INSURANCE CORNER


    SBI Life's Shield Plan
    HAVE you felt the need for a term assurance plan where the sum assured increases progressively with the plan's term to keep pace with your rising income stream, and yet offers the feature of paying a constant premium ... More
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    Railway Budget - 2004-05

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    Mumbai Mosaic

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    Need to be bullish about investing


    Monsoons losing hold on India Inc.

    Preferred ten mutual funds — Unfazed by rapid asset expansion

    Pivotals may remain weak

    Get set for a negative bias in the Nifty

    What the duty cut means for oil cos

    The new C-Class!

    In Focus

    GTB fiasco
    TCS debut - A jewel among IPOs
    Birlas vs Lodha: A legacy tussle
    TN students - a confused lot
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    In Depth
    Insurance Corner
    Simple Economics
    Tax Talk
    NRIs & Investment Avenues
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    Looking back
    Aug. 15-Aug. 21
    Yamaha Fazer: New Faze in the crowd

    Consolidation can pep up market


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