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    CSB Bank cautious on gold loans, focuses on wholesale business, says MD Pralay Mondal

    CSB Bank, a lender backed by Prem Watsa, is adopting a cautious stance on gold loans following global uncertainties. The bank intends to shift its focus towards wholesale and small business lending. Having completed its digital transformation, CSB Bank is now poised to expand its product offerings.

    Why Americans are more afraid of running out of money than death: Retirement confidence hits new low, reports say

    Americans are feeling more worried about retirement and money safety. Inflation, rising costs, and market ups and downs are causing fear. Many people lack clear financial plans. Experts say money alone is not enough for peace of mind. Good planning, stable income sources, and cash savings help build real confidence and reduce stress about the future.

    Will your student loan plan be removed after July 1? SAVE repayment plan ends as new student loan rules begin in 2026

    Student loan rules are changing soon. Some plans are ending while new ones are coming. The SAVE plan is already removed. From July 1, 2026, many borrowers will have fewer repayment choices. New plans like RAP will depend on income. Your loan date will decide your options. Borrowers must check their plans early to avoid confusion and sudden changes later.

    PPF retirement corpus calculator: How much tax-free wealth can Rs 1.50 lakh yearly investment in PPF generate in 20 years?

    Investing Rs 1.5 lakh annually in Public Provident Fund for 20 years can yield a tax-free retirement corpus exceeding Rs 66 lakh. This popular scheme offers a fixed interest rate, with compounding significantly boosting returns. PPF accounts mature in 15 years but can be extended for further growth, providing a robust wealth creation avenue.

    RBI rate cuts partly passed on to borrowers in FY26, lending rates fall but not fully: Report

    RBI's repo rate cuts in FY26 were only partially passed on to borrowers, with lending rates declining but not matching the full policy reduction. While weighted average lending rates fell by 93 basis points, the transmission varied across bank types and loan segments, leading to estimated borrower savings of Rs 19,000 crore.

    Ambuja Cements shares drop over 2% after Q4 results. What Jefferies and Nomura are saying

    Ambuja Cements shares fell despite strong Q4 results, where net profit jumped 78% year-on-year to Rs 1,830 crore and revenue rose 10% to Rs 10,892 crore. Profit also surged sharply on a sequential basis, but the stock declined, suggesting muted market reaction despite robust earnings.

    The Economic Times
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