By: Shourya-Ray-Chaudhuri | 2011-04-01 | Personal Finance Banking is one of the most governing segments of the fiscal zone. Banking refers to the act of storing money for savings, issuing loans and credit, checking accounts or for exchange. read more
By: Shourya-Ray-Chaudhuri | 2011-04-01 | Personal Finance Banks offer various facilities for an individual to store money and other valuables. Some of the prime facilities include the creation of bank accounts through which an individual can store money to gain interest, issuing of bank loans for various purposes, issuing of credit and debit cards for the interest of the individual, helping to make investments in various policies and shares to gain profits and many other such privileges. Indian banks offer cater to another sector which is known as the read more
By: Kirthy Shetty | 2011-05-11 | Personal Finance Setting up a bank account is necessary for anybody but which ones should you consider and what should you opt for? For the NRIs out there, knowing the right NRI bank account can help you in making better financial decisions. read more
By: Sneha Jain | 2012-06-03 | Banking Non-resident Indians are one of the biggest sources of foreign currency transactions in India. Since liberalisation, Indian banks have geared up and adopted new technologies to speed up the banking procedures for NRIs. read more
By: Shourya-Ray-Chaudhuri | 2011-04-01 | Personal Finance Insurance is the act of risk management that is taking precautions to evade against the risk of a liable, uncertain loss. It is defined as the even-handed allocation of the risk of a loss from one individual to another, in exchange of imbursement. read more
By: GilbertTenorio | 2010-12-28 | Automotive SI NRI account is a beneficial service presented by SBI bank to all NRI who desire to start a bank account in India. With online banking feature, you can connect and see your account online. read more
By: Gaurav Khurana | 2012-03-02 | Loans If you are an NRI or Non-Resident Indian and would like to take home loan for your house in India, then you can consult with the Banks and Housing Finance companies in India. read more
By: donaldprr | 2012-02-02 | Loans If you are an NRI or Non-Resident Indian and would like to take home loan for your house in India, then you can consult with the Banks and Housing Finance companies in India. read more
By: dialabank | 2012-02-02 | Loans If you are an NRI or Non-Resident Indian and would like to take home loan for your house in India, then you can consult with the Banks and Housing Finance companies in India. read more
By: Manusmriti | 2011-11-24 | Loans Buying a house is as much a dream as a nightmare – and NRI`s are not spared either! It all starts with searching for a great house as part of NRI investment strategy and then getting the necessary finances, loans and grants is another hurdle! But over a period of time, things have changed and loan and rates are more people friendly now. read more
By: Sharad Gaikwad | 2010-10-08 | Personal Finance One of the basic differences in an NRI demat account and a normal demat account is that NRI's will have to hold separate accounts for investing in different schemes. That is, an account meant for investing in securities under the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) schemes cannot be the same as that used for a Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS) and so on. Also separate accounts are required for holding Repatriable and Non-repatrialbe shares. read more
By: Sushil Finance | 2011-01-25 | Personal Finance Indian markets have entered the global scenario and a large number of people are aware of the benefits of investing in the same. Among many others, there are a large number of NRI’s who wish to invest their hard earned savings in the Indian market. read more
By: donalfdppr | 2012-02-02 | Loans Banks have different types of attractive housing loan schemes to offer to accommodate your housing needs. read more
By: Sharad Gaikwad | 2010-12-16 | Finance There are a large number of people who leave their country in hope of a better job opportunity abroad but once they earn a fair amount of money, they often then to come back to invest in their own countries. If you fit this bill and wish to invest in the India stock markets, you need not ponder any longer. read more