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Can it be paying to be a contrarian investor in a bull market?

Contrarian investing works for both set of investors, those who follow market regularly as well for those who follow it only at certain times. The strategy pays off both in bull and bear markets. via http://bit.ly/mumbai_ca
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Bank vs HFCs: Find out lowest home loan rates for loan above Rs 75 lakh

Due to the higher ticket size, i.e., more than Rs 75 lakh, you may have to dole out a higher interest payment when compared to a low value loan. Most of the lenders charge a higher rate to high ticket home loans. via http://bit.ly/mumbai_ca

IDBI customers to get only 20 free cheque leaves per year from Jul 1; other services too revised

Introducing the revision of services in savings bank accounts, the lender in a notice said the free transaction limits (for select facilities) and lock discounts offered to individual savings bank customers are being revised from July 1, 2021. via http://bit.ly/mumbai_ca

Why the stock market shrugged off Covid impact on businesses

The lockdowns this time around did allow more economic activity and were of shorter periods compared with last time when the duration was very long. via http://bit.ly/mumbai_ca

IFSC codes of erstwhile Syndicate bank branches to change from July 1

The new IFSC can be obtained through URL canarabank.com/IFSC.html or accessing the website of Canara Bank or by visiting any Canara Bank Branch. via http://bit.ly/mumbai_ca

Equities vs endowment life insurance plan: Where should I invest?

Every week, guest experts answer queries from readers of ET Wealth on various topics ranging from tax to investments to insurance and more. via http://bit.ly/mumbai_ca

My deceased wife is a co-applicant in our joint demat account. Can I now trade shares on my own?

Every week, guest experts answer queries from readers of ET Wealth on various topics ranging from tax to investments to insurance and more. via http://bit.ly/mumbai_ca