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Where to invest for children education? |
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I have two kids and they would be going to college in 5 years. I need some good advice regarding investing for their education.
At present we are in US. I am looking for investments in India and US as well.
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prabha bala,
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invest in mutual fund in monthly basis(SIP). which gives u high retuns with low risk.
invest in real estate ie buy a land r property and sell as per ur need.
invest in gold .
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Tax implication on a Equity Mutual Fund |
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What will be the Tax implication if I bought a Equity Mutual Fund and sold it with in 1Year?
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nagesh n2,
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Dividends Income received from units of a mutual fund registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India is exempt in the hands of the unit holder. A debt-oriented mutual fund is liable to pay
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suri2venky ,
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profit from it will be treated as income and added to your income and taxed as per the slab.it comes under short term capital gains.
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Nipun Tulsyan,
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Profit/Loss in any investment instrument for a period less then 1 yr is treated under Short Term Capital Gains u/s of Income Tax act 1961
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if i kepp 2-4 lakhs in a savings account, will it be taxable |
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if someone's savings account has a balance of 4 lakhs, will it be taxable
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Kranthi Kumar,
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Hi Shahazia,
The interest earned on 2-4 lakhs investment will be taxable. Assuming that you have earned this 2-4 lakhs and already paid tax before.
Good Luck!
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vrindha nair,
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Hi,
Yes it will, with increase of interest added to the amount. I hope I have given the answer the query you asked.
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Venkatadesikan M,
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Well, the tax will be on the savings account interest earned. and that will be taxable as per the tax slab you come under.
Thats why you will have your auditor ask for the SB account interest earne
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INVESTING |
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How to create a partnership agreement between two people. One partner contribute capital to the partnership and the other partner is putting the time and service. How to protect that first investment? How to divide profit during the time until that first investment is paid?
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sambasivan s,
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Nice !
U are considering starting a business on partnership basis.
Agreement format is given below.(source:
http://www.ilrg.com/forms/partnersh…)
U can change the wordings
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Anonymous ,
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the Partner who had put the money will have a capital account (called equity partner).
It is an accounting entry as the initial capital needs to be spent to do business.
the one who is putting tim
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Investing |
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My Date of Birth is 30th March 1979 at Pindwara (Rajasthan) (India) at 2.15 pm & my wife’s date of birth is 11th November 1979 at Ahmedabad (Gujarat) (India) at 10.15 am. Further, I am a practicing Chartered Accountant in Mumbai by my profession & with god grace running absolutely fine. But my issues are as follows:
1) Where do I invest my savings. From past 6 to 7 years I mainly invest in shares, but at the end I found I didn’t got adequate returns out of it, probably I mght have land up incurring net losses in it. Hence, I would like to know whether as per my chart shares investment are beneficial for me or not.
2) Do you think I should invest in some particular shares whose names start from certain letters or anything like that, so that I can get better results out of it. Further, do you think i should hold my investments for certain time say longterm or shortterm to get better results.
3) In case if you feel I should not invest in shares as per my chart than, what should be the alternate investment whether, I should go for Gold, Properties, Land or safe Bank deposits or government bonds.
I would appreciate if you advice after considering both of our chart where you can suggest that some types of investment can be made on my wifes name & some sort of investment can be made on my name as per our chart or may be you can suggest that in certain mahadasa or subdasa I should avoid certain types of investment. ..
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kiran
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give ur query in astrology catogory.
If you want to invest money in high interest, this means that you want to get a high yield for ur investment. There are many risky ways of going about this
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Prasanth ,
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I Guess you should have a balanced portfolio. Now looking at your age you are around 31 years old. So you can take a reasonable risk. Also looks like that you have already invested in the share market
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aravinda yereseeme,
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According to me, the best investment option would be to invest on agricultural land because of the following reasons.
1. Stock trading has become a highly uncalculated risky gamble.
2. Agricultura
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Anonymous ,
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I am not an astrologer to answer questions 2 and 3.
As to question 1, I answer as below.
1. the key to any investment is not when to invest but when to get out of the investment.
On a long te
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Raju Balasubramanian,
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20% of your savings may be deposited in Mutual Fund for 3 years scheme. Then 20% to 40% but gold coins. Another 20% deposit in PPF (Public Provident Fund). Rest of 20% deposit in shares. Under Section
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srikanth matrubai,
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Dear Lakhan,
Luck does a play a part in anyone's investment but it plays only a small part. The big part is played by skill, knowledge and patience.
You need to do research and then invest. M
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