These are investment funds that trade on exchanges and usually track an index or an investment asset. As an NRI, you can invest in index, gold or debt ETFs such as Nifty 50, NIFTY Bank or Sensex. However, you are not allowed to invest in currency and commodity based ETFs in India. ...
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI):SEBI is the market regulator whose primary job is to ensure the Indian stock market functions smoothly with transparency, so that general investors can invest without worries. Exchanges, companies, brokerages, and other participants are all needed to ab...
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How to invest in debt funds in India? You can invest in short-term, mid-term or long-term debt funds. You will first need to be KYC compliant. The Securities and Exchange Board of India mandates that every mutual fund investor submit their Know-Your-Customer documents to prevent fraudulent...
Fixed deposits (also called term deposits) are seen as a safe bet by many who wish to invest their money and earn extra income on it, without taking too much risk. In case of FDs, you get an insurance coverage of up to INR 5 lakh. This is like a safety net in the event that a...
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It is compulsory for the NRI to link their account to an NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary) bank account. NRIs cannot transfer the profits and gains to Indian accounts. However, they can transfer the initial investment amount or interest earned after deducting theTDS(Tax Deducted at Source). ...
In India, State Bank of India (SBI) has already introduced Internet Banking. Anyone having bank account in SBI may use the facility of Net Banking. In order to activate Internet Banking in SBI, account holders have to take following steps to get permission for it. ...
Step 1:Visit theUTIITSL PAN card applicationpage and under PAN Services,select ‘PAN Card for Indian Citizen/NRI’ Step 2:Click on ‘Apply for a New PAN Card (Form 49A)’ Step 3: Select either the “Physical Mode,” which requires the user to submit the printed-signed application ...