How to Save Premium amount of your Insurance policy..? whether it may be Life Insurance Corporation Policy (LIC), ICICI, TATA, Bajaj or anything. It is some what interesting for most who regulary pay their policy premium. Simple Steps and Tips to save your Premium Amount
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If you are eligible to get the LIC Loan against your policy. Lot of Questions regarding repayment will arise. How much EMI should I Pay.? How much interest rate i need to pay? What is the calculation procedure.? Where should i pay LIC Loan.? All these questions are common for any loan taker. Due to …
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We can’t say when we need money. But we can say that Loans without any processing charges, verifications, surities, delays, hypothecation and high interest rates is difficult to get. But if you are a LIC Policy holder getting a personal loan means just taking a hand loan from your friend.
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Aaatma Namaste for one and all, Its is good to know how to improve the financial status for everyone in this world. Please just think for a while why the 99% of the property is hold by the 1 % of the world population? Is it that they are more capable of handling them? Is …
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Reserve Bank of India (RBI) increased policy rates tenth time. Banks may increase loans interest rates because of increasing in repo and reverse rates by Reserve Bank of India. This would make a big impact on the long term housing loan salaried employees monthly EMIs (Equal Monthly Installments). for example for Rs.30 Lakhs loan for …
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As per Reserve Bank of India FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act) guidelines Non Resident Indians(NRI) can invest only in selected schemes in India. NRIs cannot invest in the following schemes
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