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Manmeet ThaparVishrutha Marar

Arti GadaDeepavali Vankalu

Rammani GuptaSiddhesh Parab

SachinPramod Yadav

Presented By

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why you don’t share financial decisions!!!!

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Why you should share your financial decisions

To achieve financial goals

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How to cut tax by investing in spouse name?

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The meshing together of theinvestments of the husband and wifenot only strengthens the household'sfinancial fibre but gives them acomprehensive view of the realsituation

The taxman has set limits to this joining

of the finances of the two spouses. Hehas no problems if one spouse givesmoney to the other. After all, it's theirmoney and spouses are in the list ofspecified relatives whom you can giftany sum without attracting a gift tax

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4 tax-efficient strategies for couples

If you want to buy a house in your wife's name but don't want the rent to be taxed as your income, loan her the money instead. In exchange, she can give you her jewellery.

There is no tax on income from the PPF or on long-term capital gains from shares and equity mutual funds. Investing in these options will put no additional tax liability.

It's better to gift gold jewellery instead of cash to your wife because gold does not generate any income.

If a wife saves a little out of the money given to her for household expenses, that money is her own. If it is invested, the gains will not be clubbed with the income of the husband.

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ELSS FUNDS: SHOULD YOU BUY TAX-SAVING FUNDS?

Reasons (ELSS) Potential to give the highest returns No tax on the gains, Easy to understand Even easier to buy Lock-in period is the shortest for

any Section 80C option.

If yes then?

LUMPSUM OR SIPs How do you choose a fund to invest in? Future of ELSS

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FIVE BEST TAX PLANS FOR YOU TO CHOOSE

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How to Calculate SIP return?

The most widely used method is known as the internal rate of return or IRR method. 

IRR is useful not only for SIP returns but also for estimating returns from money back insurance policies and bond yields.

Calculations have to be worked out using financial calculators or a spreadsheet.

Two such websites are engineeringtoolbox.com and datadynamica.com.

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High returns at moderate riskLarge & mid cap Fund (Regular growth Fund) This portfolio has been able to generate decent returns

without taking undue risk. Even the equity portion is invested in stable stocks. More than 80% of equity corpus is anchored in giant &

large cap stocks & balance 20% is invested in mid & small caps stocks.

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Banks play numerology with FD rates. Find out how you can gain from

this Banks are offering odd-tenure fixed

deposits to match their assets & liabilities.

It has higher demand for one-year loans, then it will offer a 390-day deposit. Similarly, the 700-day deposits are meant to match the asset and liability for two-year loans.” 

Simply put, banks are ensuring they have money to give loans by extending the tenure of matching FDs. As the FDs mature a little later, it gives them more breathing space to get the money back from the borrowers and return it to the depositors. 

Deposits are mainly up to one year. But if it crosses this period, we get slightly more time to match assets and liabilities

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Latest Fixed Deposit Tenure & Rates

Bank Name Tenure FD Rates (%)

Axis Bank 12-14 months 8.25

Hdfc Bank 1yr 16days-2yr 16days 7.75/8.25

ICICI Bank 390/590/790/990 days 8/8.5/8.5/8.5

Kotak Mahindra Bank 390/700 days 8.25/8.6

State Bank Of India 555/1000 days 8.5/8.5

IDBI Bank 500/1100 days 8.5/8.75

Punjab National Bank 555/1000 days 8.25/8.50

Union Bank Of India 500/700 days 8.10/8.60

Standard Chartered Bank 121/179/261 days 7.75

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Drawbacks

If a customer makes a pre-mature withdrawal, he earns a lower interest which applies to the tenure shorter than that of the specific scheme.

This acts as an automatic penalty, though there is no pre-mature withdrawal charge.

E.g. HDFC Bank is one. The bank has said it will charge a 1% penalty on premature withdrawals for all fixed deposits.

ICICI Bank already charges a 0.5-1% lower interest rate to end an FD. The penal interest is 0.5% for a one-year deposit and 1% for deposits below `5 crore but with a higher tenure.

The penalty of 1% lower interest when people renew existing FDs or open a new deposit will now be waived off

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FORTUNE AT HOME The reverse mortgage scheme

was started in the year 2007 by the Indian government.

Reverse mortgage scheme is the exact opposite of a home loan.

In this the bank starts giving the owner of the property a monthly payment as a loan against his property.

Only 75% of the value of his property can be borrowed by the owner.

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The money received is a loan and so its is tax free.

Only senior citizens are eligible to avail this facility and they should be living in the house they mortgage.

With every payment the bank’s ownership of the house increases.

After the death of the owner ,their heirs have to repay the loan taken against their property.

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DON’T GO BY SPARKLE ALONE

People buy diamonds with the conception that they are scarce but in reality they are abundant.

Diamonds are priced on 5 C’s – Carat, Colour, clarity, cut ,cost.

Diamonds unlike gold lack standardized benchmark pricing and are sold at “asking rate.”

Diamonds are yet to grow into strong investment option like gold.

The clearest diamond is the rarest and hence the costliest.

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Continue………….

Diamonds come with the disclaimer that the colour and form may change from the raw form in which they are graded.

Many renowned jewelers don’t buy–back diamonds which are not bought buy them due to quality and monetary reasons.

Jewelers buy back diamonds by giving 85% of the prevailing rate minus the making charges whereas small jewelers promise to give 75%.

Stunningly crafted fake diamonds are also difficult to detect in lab test.

Think twice before investing in daimond given the uncertainty and buy back options.

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