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Building wealth for the future is essential for all of us. But, for that, we need to adopt a disciplined and persistent approach to saving and investing. Here are some simple steps that can help us create long-term wealth for our future financial goals.

Margin shortfall Penalty is applied for all positions without sufficient margins as per SEBI Regulations. The rules require latest SPAN & Exposure or stock physical delivery margins to be available in client’s derivatives allocation at all points of time.

Over the last two years, individuals, especially salaried people, have taken quite a hit because of the pandemic. Work from home has not only increased expenses such as electricity and WiFi bills but has also put a strain on take-home salary. Naturally, people hope that the government will step in and ease some of these troubles through their Union Budget announcements.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, corporates and organizations, especially smaller companies, found themselves strained. With lockdowns impacting manufacturing and production, most companies took a hit to their bottom line. Now that the Union Budget would be tabled on 1 February, expectations are high

Indian stock markets are dynamic prone to ups and downs depending on a host of factors. Every year, one major event that impacts the equities and bond markets is the announcement of the Union Budget.

Inflation is the continuous rise in the prices of goods and services. It is also the simultaneous decline in the purchasing power or value of the currency – in India's case, it is the rupee. Inflation is a non-stop process and affects everything – from the cost of a t-shirt, movie ticket, college education, or property.