MoneyControl India Personal Finances Updates
Personal Finance India
- Franklin Templeton India’s National Sales Director resigns
 | Personal Finance news, Peshotan Dastoor is the senior most Franklin Templeton Asset Management employee to leave the fund house in recent times | Punjab & Sind Bank, Central Bank of India offer the lowest rates on car loans
 | Personal Finance news, The top ten cheapest car loan offers from banks range from 7-7.55 percent | Equity fund outflows reducing, investors slowly coming back: Franklin Templeton India
 | Personal Finance news, Anand Radhakrishnan, MD and CIO-Equity, elaborates on the effect the debt fund debacle had on the AMC’s equity flows, the corrective actions taken to address underperformance of schemes and more | Joint home loan application: For higher amounts and increased tax benefits
 | Personal Finance news, As the income of the co-applicant is also considered while evaluating EMI affordability, it can also help you get a bigger loan amount | SBI zero balance savings account: Interest rates, free transactions and other details
 | Personal Finance news, SBI has come out with a clarification regarding charges collected from account holders on digital transactions in BSBD accounts beyond 4 free transactions. | Gone bankrupt and unable to repay loans? Know how to file for insolvency
 | Personal Finance news, A salaried borrower can seek initiation of insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings on outstanding debts in the event of her inability to repay loans | NEFT, RTGS or IMPS: What to choose for your online money transfer
 | Personal Finance news, Typically, most banks allow NEFT and RTGS transfers of up to Rs2-10 lakh. Some banks may waive off an upper limit for RTGS entirely, while others may allow customers to set their specific third-party transfer limits. | Moneycontrol Daily: Your Essential 7
 | Personal Finance news, A daily round up of the most interesting articles to help jump start the day. | Bandhan Bank and AU Small Finance Bank offer the best rates on savings accounts
 | Personal Finance news, ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank offer up to 3.5 percent interest rate | Explained: What the PFRDA Amendment Bill means for pension subscribers
 | Personal Finance news, The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) Amendment Bill looks to separate the NPS Trust from PFRDA. This is to ensure that there is no conflict of interest. It also seeks to establish a Pension Trust for employees of private sector companies. |
