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I'm aged 31 years. Currently based in Ahmedabad-Gujarat. By profession I'm a chemical engineer. Personal Finance, Investment, Taxation related topics, discussions attract me. I'm here on MMB to share my views with others & if possible to solve their financial problems regarding Insurance, MF, Tax planning.......with whatever little knowledge I have. I 'm still learning & open to learn more & more. Suggestions, Comments, complaints regarding my posts at MMB are always welcome. If want to contact me please mail at ashalanshu@gmail.com .
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07 Oct 2008 21:25
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07 Oct 2008 20:32
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Dear Radhika_nandlal, Every indian bank offers Loan/overdraft facility against its own FDs. Normally overdraft facility is available on a FD interest rate + 1-1.5%. Interest Rate on OD against FD is calculated monthly but on daily reducing basis. So from ur cash flow point, u may plan to payback OD as per ur convenience.
From ur LIC policies, not all r eligible for Loan, but if u do have some policies which r eligible for loans, u should opt it as the interest rate is very competitive just 9% per annum & the silver lining is that this loan is also like OD, u don`t have to pay principal amount regularly, just pay 4.5% interest every 6 months.
Plz. visit ur nearest LIC office to know on which policies u`ll be able to get loan & how much?
apart from these, as dear PCS mentioned, u may also get Loan against securities from Icici.
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Ashal...
From ur LIC policies, not all r eligible for Loan, but if u do have some policies which r eligible for loans, u should opt it as the interest rate is very competitive just 9% per annum & the silver lining is that this loan is also like OD, u don`t have to pay principal amount regularly, just pay 4.5% interest every 6 months.
Plz. visit ur nearest LIC office to know on which policies u`ll be able to get loan & how much?
apart from these, as dear PCS mentioned, u may also get Loan against securities from Icici.
thanks
Ashal...
07 Oct 2008 20:25
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Dear Klb, here is ur tax calculation.
A. Interest Income = 130000
B. Net Rental Income = 42000
C. Net Short Term Capital Gain = 150000 (250000-100000)
D. Total Taxable income = A + B + C = 322000
E. Investment in 80C = 100000
F. Net Taxable Income = D - E = 222000
As ur net taxable income is below ur zero tax limit of 2.25L, there is no tax liability on u. But as ur Total taxable income before 80C investment is more than 2.25L (322000 Rs.) u `ll have to file ur return next year.
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Ashal...
A. Interest Income = 130000
B. Net Rental Income = 42000
C. Net Short Term Capital Gain = 150000 (250000-100000)
D. Total Taxable income = A + B + C = 322000
E. Investment in 80C = 100000
F. Net Taxable Income = D - E = 222000
As ur net taxable income is below ur zero tax limit of 2.25L, there is no tax liability on u. But as ur Total taxable income before 80C investment is more than 2.25L (322000 Rs.) u `ll have to file ur return next year.
thanks
Ashal...
04 Oct 2008 17:03
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Dear nandarohit, investment should be goal/aim specific not for the market level. 2days Toppers may bite dust very next day. So u should invest first for ur goals & invest in funds which r regular in their performance & r part of Top quartile (Top 25% funds).
the list of such Top performing fund is already posted by fellow boarders. Plz check the same that it matches to ur risk appetite & goals & invest as per ur comfort level.
Plz. don`t invest in a lump sum, if u do have a lump sum amount plz. invest it first in Liq. + fund & then use weekly STP route to invest in ur target Eq. funds.
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Ashal ...
the list of such Top performing fund is already posted by fellow boarders. Plz check the same that it matches to ur risk appetite & goals & invest as per ur comfort level.
Plz. don`t invest in a lump sum, if u do have a lump sum amount plz. invest it first in Liq. + fund & then use weekly STP route to invest in ur target Eq. funds.
Thanks
Ashal ...
04 Oct 2008 16:57
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Dear ankzvohra782, If u can manage plz. opt for multiple sip on different dates in a single fund. U may use weekly STP from Liq. + fund route for better cost averaging & control on ur investment.
continuing ur minimum sip in Vision & Bluechip `ll be a personal choice.
HDFC Top 200 is indeed a better choice among the funds discussed.
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Ashal...
continuing ur minimum sip in Vision & Bluechip `ll be a personal choice.
HDFC Top 200 is indeed a better choice among the funds discussed.
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Ashal...
03 Oct 2008 23:22
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Dear Friend, The income tax benefit on the interest paid for loan of higher education is in the form of deduction of interest from the income in the FY. following conditions r to be met.
1. U can claim interest pmt. deduction from ur income for urself, ur wife & ur Kids` higher education.
2. The course should be a full time course, distance learning or part time courses r not allowed.
3. the benefit is available for 8 successive FYs from the year u first claim the benefit.
4. No benefit `ll be available on the principal repmt.
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Ashal...
1. U can claim interest pmt. deduction from ur income for urself, ur wife & ur Kids` higher education.
2. The course should be a full time course, distance learning or part time courses r not allowed.
3. the benefit is available for 8 successive FYs from the year u first claim the benefit.
4. No benefit `ll be available on the principal repmt.
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Ashal...
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