Budget 2022-23: Trend of capital expenditure

Capital expenditure refers to money that is spent on building assets like roads, buildings and others.

How to manage your budget towards the end of your paycheque?

If you tend to struggle to manage your finances towards the end of the month, you ought to slash avoidable expenses, and if there is no way out – dip into your emergency fund. Here we deconstruct how some smart tricks can help you sail through the times of crisis

Budget 2022-23: Here's how the tax you pay was used in FY23

It is important to know for every taxpayer how taxes they pay are being managed and how each rupee is being spent.

How do NRIs invest in Indian equities

NRIs can also open a demat account just like other residents. There are mainly three ways through which they can invest in Indian equities. Let us understand more about this

Budget 2023: 10 years' Indian market performance before and after announcements

The Union Budget for the financial year 2023-24 is going to be presented in the Parliament by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on February 1, 2023, at 11 am. Below we take a look at how the market performed before, on, and after the budget day over the past 10 years.

88% of ultra-high-net-worth Indians saw their wealth grow in 2022

Despite the year of ‘Permacrisis’, 88% or nearly 9 out of 10 Indian UHNWIs witnessed an increase in wealth in 2022. Around 35% of Indian UHNWIs saw total wealth change by above 10%. 84% of the investable wealth of Indian UHNWIs is allocated between equities, real estate and bonds. Investments in commercial real estate, either directly or through funds and REITS, make up 25% of portfolio of Indian UHNWIs.

How much money do Demat accounts in India hold

The number of demat accounts rose by a marginal 2.1 million to 108 million in December 2022, compared to 1.8 million additions in the previous month, said report.

108 million demat accounts added in Dec 2022

The number of demat accounts rose to 108m in Dec’22. Incremental account additions were at 2.1m in Dec’22 v/s 1.8m in Nov’22. Although the additions were higher than in the past three months, the number continued to be below the FY22 average run-rate of 2.9m.

India's economic strength makes it shine amid gloomy global scenario

India has come a long way when it comes to economic resilience and is no more referred to as the ‘Fragile Five’. Additionally, India not only swiftly recovered from the pandemic but is also experiencing persistent rise in economic activities, said report. 

India's declining debt to GDP ratio indicates long-term economic stability

A lower Debt to GDP can help India attain better financial stability. Also, lower stressed assets helps in freeing up banks capital &amp; lower debt for households creates a conducive environment for blooming consumer demand, report mentioned.

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