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For me, yes, INDmoney is one of the best apps. As mentioned earlier, it’s my primary app for all my US investments and SIPs in Indian mutual funds. Additionally, it provides a smooth experience when it comes to tracking my overall investment portfolio. For transparency, I also use AngelOne for...

Yes, even if your PPF contributions are sufficient for tax deductions, you should still consider investing in SSY because SSY not only provides tax deductions under Section 80C but also ensures that the entire maturity amount is tax-free, which is a unique benefit compared to other investments. 🤗

Contact your Branch Manager first Try to chat with him using the upi ID on Gpay, if he's an honest person then their's some probability that he might return your money.

It wasn’t a roast, just a biased reaction to the statement about considering ULIPs as a long-term investment. In some cases, ULIPs can be seen as tax-saving instruments and term insurance alternatives for those without proper income documents(after taking PMJJBY and PMSBY). ULIPs are mostly...

You can choose between INDmoney and Vested app based on your needs, as both are great options. ✌️ Personally, I’ve been using INDmoney for US investments and tracking all my investments, bank accounts, and credit cards for over 4 years. I’ve had a smooth experience overall, except for one...

Hey Neeraj! It’s awesome that you’re planning for your baby girl’s future! While mutual funds are a great option, I’d also suggest looking into some safe and secure instruments like the Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) and the NPS Vatsalya scheme. By combining these comparatively safer...

I'm not sure about the level but you should try sending email :

Think this way: you'll get the product for free by using the Amazon Pay balance, meaning you won't have to spend a single penny. BTW Don't forget that Amazon Pay Balance expire after 1 year 🤑

First of all, look for a lifetime free credit card to relieve yourself from the burden of using the card just to get rewards and benefits that compensate for joining and renewal fees. Next, analyze your personal and family members’ spending to see where a credit card can be utilized to provide...

Yes, it's an appropriate decision. 👍 Use AI to write an professional email regarding the same and send it

Watch this video for more insights: But Make the Final Decision based on your own Risk Appetite and DYOR 🫡

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If you don't have any Private Bank Savings Account then you can consider opening regular savings account in it but if you already have an account in HDFC, ICICI, or Kotak then it won't make much sense. My Personal recommendation for Private Bank Savings Account will be HDFC Pragati Savings...

You can give it a try but don't activate the CC before confirming from IndusInd bank via email and if it's not LTF CC then after 30-35 days it will be automatically closed due to Inactivation, have some minor impact on your credit score which will eventually get back to normal within a month or...

Amazon Pay ICICI CC (Best Lifetime Free CC for Amazon users) Swiggy HDFC CC / SBI Cashback CC (Best for Online Spends) Tata Neu Infinity Rupay CC (Best Rewarding RuPay CC if you're Tata Brand User and since you're a student I assume you can easily utilize neu coins) Airtel Axis CC (For Utility...

Since you are stuck in such a poor financial situation, it shows that you’re not so good at managing your finances. But that's okay – it happens to the best of us. 😅 My personal recommendation would be to focus on clearing all your dues first, even if it means dipping into your investments and...

Yupp, you can have more than one demat account, and there's no harm in it. ✌️ Ind Money is a one-stop destination to track and manage most of your investments, including US Stocks, Indian Stocks, Mutual Funds, PF, NPS, FDs, Credit Cards, and Insurance. It's one of the best investment apps...

Lucky You 🥳 But most of my RuPay credit cards levy a 1% fuel surcharge. 😅