Investing in NCDs vs. Bank FD, Company FD, Debt funds

The weakness in the stock markets and the high returns offered by debt instruments are making investors rush to the safety of fixed income options. After fixed deposits and FMPs, non-convertible debentures (NCD) have caught the fancy of investors. This article looks into the concepts of NCDs and points to consider while investing in the NCDs….

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Impact of Stock Splits/Reverse Stock Splits on Stock Price

What are stock splits?

A stock split simply involves a company altering the number of its shares outstanding and proportionally adjusting the share price to compensate. This in NO WAY affects the intrinsic value or past performance of your investment, if you happen to own shares that are splitting.

A typical example is a 2-for-1 stock split….

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Types of Debentures

What are debentures?

Debentures are creditor ship securities representing long-term indebtedness of a company. A debenture is an instrument executed by the company under its common seal acknowledging indebtedness to some person or persons to secure the sum advanced. It is, thus, a security issued by a company against the debt. A public limited company is allowed to raise debt or loan through debentures after getting certificate of commencement of business if permitted by its Memorandum of Association. Companies Act has not defined the term debenture.

Debentures can be of following types:

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Want to create wealth? Say no to Savings Bank Accounts!

Most Indian families have the bulk of their household savings in a bank account. We believe that this is the worst thing that you could do for your money Not only are you not going to get rich like this, but you are actually losing money over the long run. Not to mention, the bank is taking advantage of your money to make money at your expense.

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Mutual Funds: Tool for Wealth Management

Emerging business scenario opens up wide range of investment avenues like bank deposits, company fixed deposits, securities, bonds debentures, mutual funds, bullion, real estate etc. Among all these investments, mutual fund industry in India has overridden most other investment avenues yielding high returns and capital appreciation….

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