Can Banks Recover Credit Card Dues from Your Fixed Deposit Even if It Is ‘Time-barred’?
Recently, Thane additional district consumer disputes redressal commission held that banks can recover the dues from a credit card customer from the...
Abhay Datar | 14 April 2023
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REITs: How They Work, How They Are Valued and Are They Worth Investing in?
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are a new asset class in the Indian financial market that offers exposure to income-generating commercial real...
MAS Team | 18 February 2021
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Can Diversification Achieve Higher Returns than Concentrated Portfolios?
Diversification is a term bandied about in the investing realm, but people cannot really figure out how to do it correctly
Clinton Fernandes | 05 February 2021
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Are Fixed-benefit Critical Illness Plans Better than Indemnity-based Plans?
Critical illness policies are designed to be useful when a person is struck with a life-threatening illness.
MAS Team | 15 January 2021
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Is Arogya Sanjeevani Health Policy Made for You?
Health insurance is a policy which pays for medical treatments and hospitalisation.
MAS Team | 24 November 2020
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Things to Do After the Death of a Parent
My father expired on 28 November 2016. He was a government servant and retired as a Joint Commissioner, Income Tax.
Rajeshwari Victor | 04 June 2018
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Why SBI's new Home Loan Scheme is highly risky for you
SBI has introduced a Home Loan scheme 'SBI FlexiPay Home Loan', where the borrower has the option to pay the interest component in the first few years
MAS Team | 03 February 2016
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HDFC Life To Refund Premium after 96% Loss
The case highlights that the ‘generic benefit illustration’ which insurers gave in the past was a perfect mis-selling tool
Raj Pradhan | 12 June 2015
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7 Steps to Buy A Better Car Insurance
Buying a car insurance? It’s a bit different from buying life or health insurance.
MAS Team | 17 March 2015
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Best-kept Secret to Fund Your Child’s education
You need just a few products to save for your child’s education
MAS Team | 08 January 2015
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A Free Financial Plan
Most of us do what comes easy to us with our money – practically do nothing and do what is easy. There is an easier and better way
MAS Team | 12 November 2014
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Why We Suggest Only Online Term Plans
The importance of life insurance is undeniable in our lives. The death of the breadwinner can create havoc emotionally and financially. Life...
MAS Team | 02 October 2014
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Why Surgical benefit plan cannot replace mediclaim
Surgical benefit plans are being pitched more and more. Some think it can replace mediclaim since surgeries are often a large component of...
Raj Pradhan | 04 July 2014
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Know your customers - if they are yours!
The regulator and the fund companies are not in touch with their core constituency – the saver – and so simply don’t know how...
Debashis Basu | 28 February 2014
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It's time for 'seller beware'
A few days ago, marketing expert Seth Godin made a point in his blog about something we have been pointing out for quite some time: the flaw in the...
Debashis Basu | 28 February 2014
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Isn’t consumer protection the primary role of regulators’?
The ex-chairman of Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irda) J Hari Narayn wanted Irda to have a new whole-time member representing...
Debashis Basu | 28 February 2014
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Consumer financial protection should stand on five pillars
Though the regulators have not thought of it, consumer financial protection should stand on five pillars: financial education/literacy; competent and...
Debashis Basu | 28 February 2014
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SIP can mean capital loss!
There are no guarantees for market-linked products. You could lose money in stocks, bonds and equity schemes, depending on when you buy and sell....
MAS Team | 27 February 2014
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When lumpsum investment is better than SIP
All mutual funds encourage you to invest through SIPs. They promote it strongly, running campaigns for distributors to meet new SIP targets. It is...
MAS Team | 27 February 2014
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Are Capital protection schemes any good?
Capital protected schemes, usually offered by mutual funds, invest around 75% or so in a fixed income product, while the balance 25% money goes into...
R Balakrishnan | 27 February 2014
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