Yes, it’s true. A ₹5 Indian currency note can fetch you a whopping ₹30,000. How? Read on to find out. First of all your 5 rupee note must match certain criteria. The note needs to have the picture of… Continue Reading →
If you have a salaried account or an existing loan for which you have not defaulted even once in equated monthly instalment (EMI) in a public sector bank (PSB), then you might be eligible for a new personal loan product… Continue Reading →
Loan against security (LAS), it must be understood, is one of the most prevalent loan varieties. A secured loan, LAS is given against a pledge of security which can be insurance policy, mutual funds, National Savings Certificate etc. In fact,… Continue Reading →
The financial institutions offer certain types of loans for salaried professionals such as company secretaries, doctors, architects, chartered accountants, architects, and others termed as self-employed. Loan for professional fall in the category of unsecured loans since there is no collateral… Continue Reading →
The loan against shares is basically a borrowing facility provided by banks and NBFCs against securities such as trading shares, insurance policy, mutual funds or bonds either by the borrower or his/her relatives. It offers immediate liquidity for taking care… Continue Reading →
IFSC Code, it must be understood, is an acronym for Indian Financial System Code. It is a unique 11-digit number which is actually a combination of alphabets and numerals. There are many uses of IFSC Code. Take for instance the… Continue Reading →
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