 How to get rich? |
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 Is it possible to be rich by investing? |
im 17 thinking of investing money in stocks next year. but is it possible for a novice like me to be rich. one day hopefully
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 I want to invest plz suggest me? |
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 What website would you recommend for a newbie in the stock market? |
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 I have $15,000 dollars and want to invest, where is best and..? |
| hey guys i got a 15 grand settle ment or around that much and am 18 years old.. I dont wanna blow it on something stupid like most other kids would do. I want to invest as a job maybe and im ... |
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I know it's very speculative, but how low should I wait for DOW to drop before I buy some mutual funds?
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 Bonds or stocks....What does age have to do with it? |
| We have 100% invested in bonds, I am 29 and my husband is 34. We have had it this way for about 12 years. We received a letter in the mail from our investor Vanguard that basically for age range we ... |
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sudheesh nambiar c | Am earning 250k per annuam Is I need to pay the Income tax.If yes what is the good way to invest? |
what are the way of investment and what are the profitable investments |
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helpaneed
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Ordinarily, on the face of it you are supposed to pay income tax on your earnings. However with more relevant details in respect of your earnings, this could even be planned as totally tax exempt.
For tax savings investments, the returns of such investments are normally restricted upto 8.5% - 9% p.a. and such options are limited.
Depending upon your interest and a little extra efforts on tax planning every year, you can save a sizable amount on your income tax liabilities. |
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mosukh
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you can invest in govt. schemes like NSC , kisan vikas patra or u can show expenditures |
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sunny
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look your earning of 250k p.a is not the taxable income.......you have an inbuilt tax exemption in your payslip like........h r a....conveyance ......professional tax etc.....after such deductions you come with a taxable income.....
first find out the ways to reduce the taxable income, then after calculation, conclude by doing required investments......
deductions like
PF
P P F
principal amount of housing loan paid
any insurance premiums paid
also
Interest on housing loan paid
incase if all these can reduce your taxable income to
1.1 lakh p.a,then no need to pay any taxes
you can mail me at sunny78851@yahoo.com for detailed info on tax savings......... |
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sandevyl
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First of all invest in PPF (Public Provident Fund). You can open a PPF account with any SBI Bank. It not only gives 8.5% return, but the return is also tax free. With Political pressure, it is unlikely that the returns will be lowered in near future.
Then you should buy some Life Insurance poliies, preferably ULIP. They not only gives you life cover, but also help saving tax and build savings.
Then you should invest in Tax saving mutual funds. The returns in mutual funds are not fixed but generally these investments have a minimum 3 year locking period, and the returns over a longer period of time are generally more than any other deposits.
Other than these you can also buy NSC. Even Home Loans are good ways of saving tax. |
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SMEAC
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Stock Investing involves a great deal of risk,buying low selling high is how you make profit,it may be hard when the market is at an all time high.This link may give you some ideas http://charting-the-market.com/ |
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Deva
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yes, you have to pay tax if you don't have any tax exempted savings and expenses up to 1 lakh 5 thousand. This calculation is correct only if you are a salaried person. for self employed, business people the slab varies.
for tax saving investment you can choose
1st choice- Unit linked policies
2nd - mutual fund
3rd - PF
4th - national savings scheme
5th - purchase a house in loan
these are all the good way to invest.
so first calculate the standard deduction which are exempted from tax and find out your taxable income and start your investment accordingly to suit your pocket.
if you need any personalised help to calculate taxable income, feel free to contact me at
devaraj0910@yahoo.com |
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parthy nath
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Of course yes.If you don't have any savings even the provident fund,then your tax liabilities are Rs.4080.If you have saved some amount in PF,then you choose to invest in Systematic investment plan which requires minimum of Rs100/month.so according to your expenditures you can save some amount in SIP which is very beneficial.You can choose SBI to invest in this option. |
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neetha
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U can invest in few mf schemes which claims tax exempt, jus like few govt bonds do. I can name one which came a year back - Stan chart's Enterprise Equity Fund.
Find out few other funds of similar nature.. |
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satishfreeman
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You can invest Rs.70000/- in PPF |
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