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Thursday, August 26, 2010

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Wednesday, August 25, 2010

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Monday, August 23, 2010

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Saturday, August 21, 2010

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Wednesday, August 18, 2010

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Thursday, August 5, 2010

Micro finance is now big business

Sunday, August 1, 2010

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Thursday, July 22, 2010

Who cares about the Aam Investor? Definitely not the government!

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Wednesday, July 21, 2010

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Hot Pursuit

Andhra Bank leads gainers in 'A' group
Strong Q1 outcome generates interest in HDFC Bank
Indowind Energy trips after weak Q4 outcome
Selling continues in Honeywell Automation after dismal Q2 show
Escorts recovers from lower level on robust Q3 numbers
Investors exit ABB as parent will not hike open offer price
Compact Disc spurts on upbeat revenue forecast
Fedders Lloyd strengthens on winning new orders
Torrent Cables drops ex-dividend
Oriental Hotels strikes 52-week high on stock-split plan
Bhel inches up on large order win
Godrej Properties hits record high as Q1 net profit soars
VST Industries slides on poor Q1 outcome
Sun Pharma slips as US court denies motion on Protonix
Torrent Pharma hits all-time high on US nod for a generic drug
Vardhman Textiles gains on strong Q1 numbers
IOL Chemicals surges on preferential issue plan
State Bank of Travancore tumbles as Q1 net profit falls
RCom bucks the trend on buzz Etisalat to buy 26% stake
Infosys mirrors slide in ADR
Canara Bank capitalises on robust Q1 earnings
Slump in ADR drags Wipro lower
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Market Commentary

Asian stocks hurt as US consumer sentiments weaken
Tata Motors July 2010 futures at premium
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Market Beat

FII inflow crosses Rs 40000 crore in 2010
Record date for Span Diagnostics bonus issue announced
Record date for Colgate Palmolive (India) first interim dividend announced
Sebi committee suggests hiking open offer trigger to 25% from 15%
http://www.capitalmarket.com/ns.asp?SH=marketnews&St=cmedit%2fList4-15.asp

Mutual Funds

Benchmark MF files offer document with Sebi to launch six ETFs
Principal Pnb Fixed Maturity Plan – 91 Days – Series XXIII files offer
document with Sebi
Liquidity will continue to be strained over the next couple of weeks and
overnight rates will trade around repo levels
Mutual funds continue selling
The gilt segment to remain broadly range-bound
Near term movement will be determined by earnings surprises
Weekly Scenario: Banking Funds shine
Tata Growth Fund (G) Outperforms Sensex Over All Time Periods
Edelweiss MF Announces Change in Features under its Schemes
Deutsche MF Announces Dividend
Edelweiss MF Announces Dividend
Tata MF Declares Dividend For Dividend Yield Fund
Fortis Dividend Yield Fund (G) Buys Punjab National Bank, Standard
Chartered PLC
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Economy

Govt raises estimates of food grain, cotton, jute and sugarcane crop
output, scales down oilseeds: Final Estimates
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Other Markets

Call money ends lower
Rupee dips
Rupee falls
Call money opens higher
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Latest Results Analysis
Chambal Fertilizers and Chemicals : Top-line grows 25%, bottom-line up 16%
Vardhman Textiles : Yarn and Steel Segments boost margins
Honeywell Automation : Margins crash on higher raw material costs
Canara Bank : Scintillating performance
BASF India : OPM falls by 590 bps due to higher cost of traded goods
Castrol India : Healthy performance
LIC Housing finance : Lofty growth

Corporate Results
Balaji Telefilms net profit declines 67.30% in the June 2010 quarter
PTC India net profit declines 16.62% in the June 2010 quarter
Mid-Day Multimedia net profit declines 87.10% in the June 2010 quarter
Container Corporation Of India net profit declines 3.68% in the June 2010
quarter
Triveni Engineering and Industries reports net loss of Rs 14.23 crore in
the June 2010 quarter
Rane Madras net profit rises 157.54% in the June 2010 quarter
Zylog Systems net profit rises 73.49% in the June 2010 quarter
Aventis Pharma net profit declines 9.98% in the June 2010 quarter
DB (International) Stock Brokers net profit rises 138.46% in the June 2010
quarter
Vintron Informatics net profit rises 600.00% in the June 2010 quarter
Mindtree net profit declines 23.74% in the June 2010 quarter
State Bank of Mysore net profit rises 35.53% in the June 2010 quarter
Bayer CropScience net profit declines 12.30% in the June 2010 quarter
Excel Industries net profit rises 464.52% in the June 2010 quarter
SIL Investments net profit rises 407.69% in the June 2010 quarter
Jindal Saw net profit rises 11.12% in the June 2010 quarter
Whirlpool of India net profit rises 38.87% in the June 2010 quarter
Shaba Chemicals reports net loss of Rs 0.04 crore in the June 2010 quarter
HDFC Bank net profit rises 33.92% in the June 2010 quarter
Crompton Greaves net profit rises 23.93% in the June 2010 quarter
Sakuma Exports net profit declines 88.07% in the June 2010 quarter
Indowind Energy net profit declines 55.52% in the June 2010 quarter
Danlaw Technologies India reports net profit of Rs 0.02 crore in the June
2010 quarter
Sterling Tools net profit rises 351.81% in the June 2010 quarter
Escorts net profit rises 106.30% in the June 2010 quarter
Sunflag Iron & Steel Company net profit rises 62.16% in the June 2010
quarter
Shreejal Info Hubs reports net loss of Rs 0.02 crore in the June 2010
quarter
Vardhman Textiles net profit rises 97.24% in the June 2010 quarter

Analyst Meet / AGM
Nava Bharat Ventures
Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys
Sterlite Technologies
ENIL- Management update
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South Indian Bank

Market Capitalisation
Top 50 Companies, Industrial houses, Industries and Top 25 'A', Top 50 'B'
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Corporate News
DB International Stock Brokers recommends dividend
Carnation Industries to announce financial results
Kerala Ayurveda's direcor passed away
Container Corporation of India recommends final dividend
UV Boards to hold board meeting
Essen Supplements India to issue equity shares
Amtek Auto allots equity shares
Anik Industries' director resigns
Nexxoft Infotel adjourns board meeting
Grasim Industries to announce Q1 results
Aventis Pharma declares interim dividend
Compact Disc India to announce financial results
Nestle India to announce Q2 results
Ruttonsha International Rectifier to consider final dividend
Reliance Industries to announce Q1 results
Voltas to announce Q1 results
GMR Infrastructure to announce Q1 results
Span Diagnostics to allot equity shares
Mid-day Multimedia's equity shareholders to approve scheme of arrangement
Amrit Banaspati Company to announce financial results
Everest Kanto Cylinder to announce Q1 results
Thirdwave Financial Intermediaries' director resigns
Vertex Securities to convene EGM
Nagarjuna Construction Company to announce Q1 results
NIIT Technologies grants options
Dish TV India appoints CEO
Transgene's AIDS vaccine advances to the next milestone
Lanco Infratech to announce Q1 results
GTL Infrastructure completes purchase of 17,500 Aircel towers
Atul recommends dividend
Rockon Fintech to consider sub-division of share
Jindal Saw recommends dividend
Shakti Pumps India to announce financial results
Neyveli Lignite Corporation to announce Q1 results
Aurobindo Pharma allots equity shares
L&T General Insurance Company to commence its operations
LS Industries to increase authorised share capital
GTL to announce Q1 results
Ashapura set to achieve financial closure for its 1 million tpa alumina
project
Rajath Finance to allot warrants
AREVA T&D India wins eBOP contract
Kavveri Telecom Products to issue equity shares & warrants
Government of India appoints Rajesh M Chaturvedi as director of Allahabad
Bank
Oriental Bank of Commerce to announce Q1 results
Bank of Baroda to announce Q1 results
Hindustan Unilever to announce Q1 results
Tilaknagar Industries to announce financial results
Petronet LNG to announce Q1 results
GlaxoSmithkline Consumer Healthcare to announce Q2 results
EIH to announce Q1 results
JSW Steel to announce Q1 results
Wipro to issue & allot equity shares
Oriental Hotels to consider subdivision of shares
UCO Bank to announce Q1 results
Infrastructure Development Finance Company to announce Q1 results
Inwinex Pharmaceuticals to hold board meeting
Beckons Industries to issue equity shares
IOL Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals to issue warrants
Suave Hotels allots warrants
MIC Electronics enters into a collaborative agreement with Home Resources
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Fedders Lloyd's power division receives ADB funded contracts
Vardhman Textiles' board appoves scheme of arrangement
IRB Infrastructure Developers to announce Q1 results
Radhe Developers India to announce financial results
Bharat Rasayan to consider dividend

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Friday, July 16, 2010

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Thursday, June 24, 2010

how to calculate the tax on capital gains !

Monday, May 24, 2010

Stock Market Income : Tax treatment

As an investor, do you know the tax implications of gains/losses from Equity investment? Are you aware of the impact corporate actions (rights issue, bonus, split, dividend) have on you from a tax perspective? If not, it is essential you understand the same so that you're able to minimise tax incidence and increase return on investment.

Securities traded on the stock exchange are treated as a capital asset. Hence transacting in securities will lead to a capital gain or a capital loss. Suppose you purchased 200 shares of Axis bank at Rs. 740 on 10th May 2009, and sold it off at Rs. 820 on 15th March 2010. There was a gain of Rs. 80 per share, which is termed as 'capital gain'. Capital Gain/loss can be either short-term or long-term depending on the tenure for which the security is held.

Short-term Capital Gain/Loss

If securities are sold on the exchange within a period of one year of purchase, it is short-term in nature. Short-term capital gains are taxed at 15%. Short-term capital loss can be set off against short-term capital gain & long-term capital gains.

Long-term Capital Gain/Loss

Securities held for tenure greater than a year, are termed as long-term. Long-term capital gains are tax free. Long-term capital loss can be set off only against Long-term capital gain.

In the above case, since Axis bank is held for a period less than one year, the gain will taxed @ 15%. So capital gain tax would be 15% of 200*(820-740) which is Rs.2400. So income would be reduced to Rs. 13,600. However, if you had sold off your shares anytime after 10th May 2010, the gain would be Rs. 16,000.

If Long-term and short-term capital losses cannot be set off against the capital gain of that particular year then it can be carried forward for the next 8 consecutive years. Losses under the head "Capital Gains" cannot be set off against income under other heads of income whether salary, Business & profession, House Property, Income from other source.

Impact of corporate actions on taxable income

Dividend on shares: It is not taxable in the hands of the recipient, as the company declaring the dividend has already paid dividend distribution tax.

Bonus shares: These are free shares given to the shareholders depending on current holding of the share holder. If a bonus of 1:3 is announced, it means a shareholder will be given 1 share for every three shares held. For tax purposes, the ex bonus (at which the price is adjusted for corporate action on the stock exchange) date fixed by the company is considered to be the date of acquisition of the shares and the cost of acquisition is zero. So depending on when it is sold, it will be treated as short term or long term.

Rights issue: When additional shares are offered to existing shareholders at a price, it is termed a rights issue. The price at which the rights issue is done is treated as the cost of acquisition which is normally at a discount to the market price. The date of allotment of right shares is treated as the date of purchase at the rights issue price. Accordingly it will attract tax depending on the tenure for which it is held.

Stock splits: This refers to reduction in the denomination of the shares by reducing the face value of the share. That will result in a corresponding change in the market value. The date of buying the original shares is treated as the date of acquisition and the gains are taxed in the same proportion as the split. Suppose you have 100 share of XYZ Company at a face value of Rs. 10 purchased on 10th January, 2009 at a price of Rs. 500. On 10th March, 2010, the company reduced the face value of the share to Rs. 5. On 30th March, you sold off the shares at Rs. 305.

The impact is as follows:

Change in number of shares held: On account of the split, you will have 200 shares of XYZ Company and the purchase prices will now be Rs. 250 per share

Tax liability on gains: Although the split has been done on the 10th of March, 2010, the date of acquisition for you will continue to be 10th January, 2009. Since the period of holding is greater than one year, it is categorised as long term capital gain. So gain of Rs.11, 000 (Rs. 305-250), is tax free.

Tax Tips

Make sure you look at the holding period before sale of the security. You may want to wait for a few more days, to move from short term to long term tax treatment, if you're making profit on a transaction, so that you enjoy tax free earnings.

As long term capital loss cannot be set off against short term capital gain, you will be able to minimize your tax liability if you sell a security making huge losses for you within a period of one year.

In order to reduce your tax liability you may have sold stock before the month of March. You need to take note of the same, so that you could take position of the same stock after 1st April. This way you could save taxes, and also hold shares of the entity you sold, to book losses and hence offset gains. While calculating net gains, make sure you take the transaction cost of buying and selling into consideration.

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Saturday, June 5, 2010

best blogs of finance world-each one has its unique style

as improbable as it may seem, you'll want to read more than my not-so-humble opinion on Personal
Investment in India. Here's a list of places you can go to:

Journey to wealth by Amit
An interesting take on investments, though not updated very regularly (I know, people with glass houses...). Amit writes refreshingly well on subjects close to my heart, like real estate, stock market investing and the like.

Person finance in India - the not so obvious stuff
Vivek Venugopalan talks about taxes, banking, stock market investments etc. His take on "How to get financiall organised" is a good refresher - heck, I need to do some of them things!

Investment Guru by Rajesh Soni
Largely about stocks and IPOs, Rajesh dwells on company information, general stock news, and IPO updates. An interesting take for value investors.

Value Stock Plus by "Toughiee"
A well maintained, constantly updated blog about investments, largely links to articles elsewhere. The author works quite hard at updating posts and consolidating sites you, as an investor, should visit.

Arpit Ranka
Arpit provides an analysis of the behaviour behind investing, and lets your mind wander as he talks about intuition, reasoning, prediction, luck and so on. Interesting reading, and a financial perspective keeps material in scope.

Value Investing by Rohit Chauhan.
A well written blog on the fundas of value investing. Professing to be a Buffet fan, and quoting Ben Graham, Paul Fisher and so on, Rohit writes lucidly about value investing in India. Yes, there are some long paragraphs that stem more from his inability to induce correct formatting by blogger than from a fear of line breaks. But the site's well worth your time, and will hopefully continue to be as good!

ULIPs and MFs by Raj Gopal Vuppala.
A more recent blog about investing in Unit Linked Insurance Plans (ULIPs) and Mutual Funds. I personally don't like ULIPs but Raj comes across with strategies to invest if you're still hooked to the idea. He asks that you avoid endowment plans (a financial trap) and evaluate charges before you buy; something every investor must drill into herself to do.

Rupee Manager by Umesh Ladha
Umesh writes about Personal Finance for the young reader - the early twenties, I would imagine. Some of the concepts in there like TWINVEST and the like are quite interesting...it's a fairly new site, but I think it'll evolve. That's it for now. Post me more links if you like some other blogs!

[source:-investraction]

Top Indian Business Blogs :by times uk

Corporate blogging has arrived in India. A search with the keywords ‘India business’ on the Technorati blog finder throws up 447 matches, and Microsoft India recently named its first Blogstars after a competition to find the best developer bloggers in the country. Times Online offers its pick of the business blogs…
The Indian Economy Blog Run by a team of six bloggers – economists, entrepreneurs and journalists based in India and the US. Recent posts tackle the brain drain, Indian public transport, and workplace bullies.
Capitalist India Not for socialists, this one. Under the tag line ‘Free Minds and Free Markets in India’ Capitalist India takes issue with ‘Leftist predictions’ about the US economy, hails the arrival of Wal-Mart ‘creating jobs for the masses’, and, most recently, offers its solution for global warming: more prosperity. “Expressing concern for the environment and global warming is the new fashion of the day for global elite opinion, perhaps only second to disparaging US President, G W Bush,” it says.
India Inc. Part of the Digital Inspiration technology blog – which boasts and average of 1.2 million hits per month – India Inc. offers Indian business news and analysis across a broad range of sectors. Starbucks, Formula 1 and Tata all feature in recent posts.
South Asia Biz Currently keeping a close eye on the action at Lord’s (and Bollywood, and television talent contest Indian Idol), South Asia Biz follows also business news in India and across the region.
The Business of Bollywood More Bollywood than business – currently ruminating on whether or not Shilpa Shetty is a home-wrecker – but the Our Bollywood blog does track events in the film industry, including recent news that Disney was considering a $30 million investment in a production company that has apparently also drawn interest from Sony Pictures and News Corporation, parent company of Times Online.
India A blog dedicated to news from the car industry in India. Its author also exercises the right to reply – to Jeremy Clarkson after he took on the world on Times Online.
Internet in India A blogger’s attempt to offer “a more comprehensive business view” of the internet industry in India.
Trak.in’ the India “business buzz” from various industries. The blog has only been running since May this year, but its author is a keen advocate of the corporate blogosphere and offers ten reasons to set up a business blog.
India Business and Stock Business analysis from an accountancy student in Mumbai. His most recent post asks ‘Who’s afraid of Wal-Mart?’
Don’t trust the Indian media! An example of a blog with an agenda. Its author, a 28 year old print journalist from New Delhi, argues that the Indian media is “full of vested interests”, but despite his own declared interests, for example his irritation with “the way the Indian media takes the moral high ground”, his posts do offer a close look at events in the Indian media world.

survey on the best brokers in india-motilal oswal and reliance money takes the lead.

here's the article that appeared in the financial express.when it is about your hard earned money you would not want to take any chance with the people or the company you deal with,read this article below will help you decide one .

http://www.financialexpress.com/news/reliance-money-motilal-oswal-top-broking-firms/211837/

List of Top 10 Brokerage Firms in India

Among all the Indian brokerage companies, the top 10 Brokerage Firms in India can be listed as below:

Name	Kotak Securities Limited
Terminals	4320
Sub Brokers	910
No. of Employees	4008
No. of Branches	350
Name	Karvy Stock Broking Limited
Terminals	1700
Sub Brokers	19000
No. of Employees	3910
No. of Branches	581
Name	Indiabulls
Terminals	2876
Sub Brokers	NA
No. of Employees	5873
No. of Branches	522
Name	IL&FS Investmart Limited
Terminals	1644
Sub Brokers	NA
No. of Employees	1900
No. of Branches	294
Name	Motilal Oswal Securities
Terminals	7923
Sub Brokers	890
No. of Employees	2193
No. of Branches	63
Name	Reliance Money
Terminals	2428
Sub Brokers	1494
No. of Employees	2037
No. of Branches	142
Name	India Infoline
Terminals	173
Sub Brokers	173
No. of Employees	NA
No. of Branches	605
Name	Angel Broking Limited
Terminals	5715
Sub Brokers	NA
No. of Employees	284
No. of Branches	NA
Name	Anand Rathi Securities Limited
Terminals	1527
Sub Brokers	320
No. of Employees	4566
No. of Branches	220
Name	Geojit
Terminals	627
Sub Brokers	247
No. of Employees	343

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How to send money online to India - what are your smart money transfer options!!

Article Update - Cash2India is now a part of the Xoom online money transfer network

One of the most common questions that pops up in any Indian’s mind, when he is abroad, is how can I send money to India - is an online money transfer service such as Xoom or Western Union the right solution for me?

And why not! The 20 million strong Indian diaspora spread across the globe is one the most prolific remitter community in the world – having sent around $18 billion to India from all over the world last year! There are various reasons why one might want to send money back home – perhaps for a cousin’s wedding, a family member’s birthday, an emergency or an illness. Whatever the motives, all non-resident Indians look for a simple, secure and economical method to send money to India. And few traditional methods meet these serious demands of NRIs.

So what are your money transfer options? And do they meet your requirements?

Wire transfers, Credit Cards, Bank Drafts and Checks – all these have been the customary ways to send money back home. But none has been secure or convenient enough to become a hit. While Wire Transfers are secure, they are not very fast when it comes to sending money to India. And Credit Cards can be fast and secure while sending, but they can be problematic for the beneficiary because of certain regulations and practices in India. Bank drafts and Checks can take forever to reach and in many cases, they don’t!

Usual money transfer modes are plagued with innumerable problems when one is sending money to India from overseas. Ranging from an extended waiting period to steep money transfer costs and from cumbersome visits to the local transfer agent to the risk of theft or misplacement, these can be really maddening. No wonder that more and more Indians living in a foreign country are seeking alternatives that offer a faster, inexpensive and convenient way to send money across the borders.

Online money transfers - the SMART way to send money online to India!

Numerous websites specializing in online fund transfers have started a service that caters to almost all countries in the world, including India. Now you can send money to India in any chosen currency from anywhere across the world! As simple as 1-2-3, these websites have really made sending money to in India either to your family or for business as simple as a click!

There are abundant online money transfer websites that have sprung up offering you an unmatched and unbelievable convenience, when you have to send money to India. All you need to do is sign up for an account with the online money trasnsfer website such as Xoom, Cash2India or Western Union; type in the details of the transaction (like the name, address of the beneficiary in India), upload the money (credit card, bank transfer) and hit enter. Yes, it IS that simple. Once the website reviews your request, it sends the money either directly to the beneficiary’s account or to a branch office/franchise to be redeemed in cash, in India.

Online Money Transfers and Offshore Rupee checking accounts are now popular ways to send money to India. A simple online-to-offline service, Western Union is an instant money transfer option for Indians settled in USA. Xoom in association also supports PayPal, one of the top transaction processors in the world and offers an easy to use service. But if you need a strong local distribution network in India to handle the cash disbursement, Western Union offers a safe and speedy means to send money from USA to India. Online money transfers made from USA are available for cash pick up in India within minutes of the online transaction. In addition, you don’t even need a bank account or an Internet connection to receive funds.

Western Union is a useful and innovative online money transfer service gaining popularity among Indians abroad. A quick and cheap way to send money online. In three easy steps they allow you to send and receive international funds from anywhere in the world. A free sign up and a credit card or echeck is all it takes - Western Union has the largest network of agents in the world for cash disbursement and the recipient should be able to make his pick up from almost any Travel Agents or Shops around them, there's one in every street.

Just like the PayPal, Western Union allows you to sign up for free and create an account with a no obligations privilege, great for personal and tourist remittances -in case you stuck in a tough travel situation or money changers are not easily available to get your foriegn exchange in India, simply log in and find out if it works for you - for FREE!

These online remittance services employ the span and convenience of the Internet to offer a prompt and inexpensive money transfer service that is available 24x7 at your desktop. Say goodbye to lost checks and heavy transaction fees; these websites bring to you the absolute convenience when you need to send cash back home. Truly a smart way to send money to India!

A MUST EXPERIENCE -an intutive umbrella for all your finance resorces.

HOW TO USE INTUIT MONEY MANAGER:-

INTRODUCTION:-

In this article I will be writing about the Intuit Money Manager, one of the popular online money manager in India, and how it helps to manage your financial statements efficiently. The product is very new for many of our readers since there is not many products available in the market. Using money manager for your financial needs also a new trend in India, mainly youths and techies follow this technique to track the spending’s. I would like to present this article so that every one must understand the value of using money managers and non-techies to start learn how to use the product. If you have any doubts about this article, please post it in the comments section. If you like the article, please subscribe to our future articles here.

What is Online Money Manager?

Before getting into the specific product, it will be good idea to understand what is online money manager and how it will impact your every day life. Online Money Managers are used for tracking all of your expenses, income and any other financial planning goals. For example, if you have three bank accounts and two credit cards. You have to spend time on review all of your bank account balances separately and pay the bills.

The above process is simplified using the online money managers. You just need to add all your account details in money manager, they will take care of tracking all your transactions. Money Manager will consolidate all your transactions in one place and give you the report on your income, expenses, etc. It is great advantage to see the graph and understand how your money going out from your pocket. This article explains one of such product in the market.

What is Intuit Money Manager?

As we have explained in the above section, there is plenty of online money manager products available in the market. It is important to selected the best product and also cheapest one in the market. Intuit Money Manager is one of the popular product available for cheap price. This article explains how to get started with using the Intuit Money Manager. This product is available with Money Control profile. Money Control is popular portfolio manager in India, they have joined with Intuit and offering this excellent service to Indian Customers.

How to Use Intuit Money Manager?

Step1: Register with Money Control

At first step, you have to register with Money Control Portfolio Manager. You must have to launch the money manager inside this portfolio. This restrictions will be removed and launched as the separate product once it come out from the beta label. That means still this product is in the evaluation stage and you can get the 90 day free trial period to test the application.

Step2: Add Bank Accounts

Once you launch the application, you will be presented with home page that has over all status of your transactions and spending. Click on the Accounts tab in the below screen. This page will list the banks and you have to choose the bank name to proceed. If the bank name is not in the list, then you have to wait till they added into the application. At present most of the banks have been included in the list.

After selecting the bank name, provide all the credentials like user name and password to retrieve the transaction to your account. Like this you can add all the bank accounts and credit cards.

Step3: View all account transactions

Once you have added all the bank accounts, you can click on the Accounts tab or Transactions tab to see the latest transactions. This page lists all the transactions from your bank accounts. If the data is not latest, click on the refresh button to update the data. You can edit the description to customize the category of income and expenses.

Step4: Add Goals

Everyone has at least one goal in their life. That too related to the financial planning. For example, buying house after 10 years worth Rs.60 lacs is one financial goal. The goals might vary for each individual. It really depends on individual’s financial ability and earnings capacity. One has to plan correctly to achieve their financial goals. In the Money Manager, you can add the goals and set it. See in the below picture.

Step5: Use Tax Planner

It is one of the important component on everyone’s planning. At the end of financial year, you must plan your tax savings and find out how much you are liable to pay the income tax. Typically we can use one of professional tax calculator created by Paisaa.in for this purpose. Coming back to our topic, including tax planning inside the money manager would improve the efficiency and save time.

Step6: View the complete Portfolio

Portfolio is the single place where you can see the entire financial planning goals, investments, etc. It is the over all picture about your financial planning. Use this option to check the status of your investments and expenses instead of going to the specific category.

Summary

In this article I have covered the most important aspects of Intuit Money Manager. There is lot more options available inside this product. It will be excellent product if you learn to use. As of now, this product comes with very low price. Because it is in beta stage. It is worth trying to get new experience on money manager concept. Hope you like this article and subscribe to our free email updates. If you have any doubts, please post it in the comments section.

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5 reasons why you should hire a financial planner?

As a concept ‘financial planner’ has been in existence over several decades in the western world and in modern times, this role has turned into a well understood and highly regulated profession. In the developed markets Financial planners would be similar to the family GP (general practitioner or family doctor) advising their clients on money matters ranging from buying into real estate to making of wills and estate planning.

In India though the concept, as it is understood in the west, is yet to arrive; we always did plan our finances well. This was, however, done by a variety of means. For instance, we took advice of friends and family members before finalizing the property deal; we asked colleagues for a reference to persons who could provide us the financial product that we wanted to invest in. We also were chased by individuals who would specialise in selling a particular product (Common mistakes in Personal Finance). It could have been insurance, tax planning products, loans etc. In most events there was significant mis-match between what we wanted and what we got. The products would service most but not all requirements of the problem we had.

5 reasons to hire a financial planner in India

This has been changing over the past 5-7 years with the emergence of financial planners. These individuals/firms approach in dealing with client’s financial problems is more integrated than what most of the firms offer in India today. Financial planning firms in India now help you address whatever your financial need, just like their western counterparts. Below are 5 main reasons why should hire a financial planner:

Read : A short guide to Hire a Good Financial Planner in India

1. Service

This is the most fundamental part of any financial planner. Since when you hire a planner and he charges you fees, individuals can expect a very high level of personalised service from the firm/planner. This serves several purposes. It frees a significant amount of time that you invest in doing research for investment/ financial products. This in-turn helps you choose the right financial product/service.

2. Accountability

By far the most important reason to hire a planner. Over the past few years, there have been a plethora of financial products that got manufactured and a significant of those that got invested into were sold by individual/firms who were and are not held accountable for promise and performance. There has been a wide gap between these and it continues to be easy to get away after completing the transaction without any recourse to the agent/intermediary for non-performance. ‘Caveat-emptor’ or buyer beware is applied on majority of financial products. A financial planner and his engagement is a multi-year one and rest assured that chances are that more often than not you can demand an answer and check back on promise and performance of the financial product sold. In fact, the planner of today in India is the one that keeps clients updated on what has been the periodic performance of his/her investments.

3. Knowledge

There has been a sea change in the financial landscape in India over the past 10 years. Financial products that got manufactured in India have increased in complexity and oft border on the esoteric fringe. A planner endures that he is updated on the latest happenings around him and is expected to do two things – guard his client into signing on against anything which is not in his/her interest and select products which though not understood well but suit and serve the purpose and his financial goals. Both of these activities require a deep understanding of the markets and products per se. In addition, global certifications such as the CFPCM (Certified Financial Planner) provide the added comfort that the individual has done enough homework before he takes fiduciary responsibility of your funds.

4. Ethics

This is easy to understand and preach but difficult to find and practice. Here is where the difference can be stark and contrasted. Financial planners who have demonstrated business ethics and integrity will remain a standout. Because of the esoteric nature of quality involved in testing the planner whether he is ethical or not, the test can be done by simply asking questions such as – What process does he follow in taking and dealing in funds? What is the quality of people he employs at this firm? How long has he been in the business? How has he grown the business? – references, ads etc. Answers to questions such as these will provide you with a fair degree of things such as Ethics, honesty et el.

5. Goal orientation

Not the least of them and equally important is the ability of the current planner to being goal oriented and inculcating a habit of financial discipline into the client’s psyche. The benefits of this get blurred in the overall scheme of things due to the nature of the long length towards the realisation of them. Things like children’s education, marriage or spending for one’s 25th marriage anniversary are events stretched far out in the future and hence not planned for. The planner’s ability to set aside or build funds for these events and the benefit of those would dawn upon when the events arrive over the short horizon.

This is a guest article written by Vinayak Kanvinde , Vinayak is a CFP and Head of Research at International Money Matters Pvt Ltd

[source:jagoinvestor]

GFactor , A decision making tool for Financial products

How do you find out if a product suits your requirement ? What about a very simple calculation which can take into account most important requirements like lock in factor , complexity of a product , your requirement and its return and risk potential and tells you if it really suits your requirement. This Post will talk about a concept developed by me called GFactor , which is a score system for any Financial Product. You can input 4 factors and get a score for a product . So this GFactor score system will tell you about goodness/badness of a product. Gfactor stands for Goodness Factor .

What is GFactor ?

GFactor is a very simple rating system for Financial products which gives a score on a scale of 0-1 . 1 represents excellent , 0 means worse . There are mainly 4 factors which we consider when we design this GFactor .

Trap Factor (Liquidity)
RR Factor (Risk/return Factor)
Complexity Factor
Need Factor

Trap Factor

Trap Factor is nothing but its score for the product on scale of 0 – 1 for the lock in period. The more trapped you have to be in product , the more will be the Trap factor score. One important point you should note here is that you should also consider how much loss you have to take even after you can freely come out of the product . For example : Endowment policies trap you for long periods like 15 to 20 yrs . Even though there is an option to close the policies you loose a lot of money. So the trap factor of Endowment Policies will be very less like 0.1 , where as Mutual funds (non tax saving funds do not have any type of locking period) . So they can have trap factor of 0.9 or 1.0 . In ULIP you are stuck for at least 3-5 yrs , only after the 5th year. So it can have a trap factor of 0.6 or 0.7 you can get out without any penalties . For term insurance there is no trap factor , you can stop the policy any time .

Years of Trap	Trap Factor
No Trap	0
1-3 yrs	0.2
4-10 yrs	0.5
10-15 yrs	0.75
15+ yrs	1.0

Risk/Return Factor

Risk/Return Factor is a factor which will evaluate a single digit score for its risk/return potential . This score takes into consideration both risk and return . You can look it as risk adjusted return potential . so this factor will determine the return potential considering the risk potential. To calculate this you should know average return and average risk figures of a product in its total duration . Lets see the calculation first .

Risk Return Factor = (Average Return – Average Risk)/Average Return

Lets see an Example in case of ULIP : Robert wants to buy some mutual funds for next 5 yrs . In these 5 yrs , as per the historical data , we know that he can expect an absolute 100% return on average (his money can double) , and if some thing bad has to happen hecan loose around 30% of value (the figures will differ for everybody) . So
Example for Mutual Funds (5 yrs)

Average Return = 100%
Average Risk = 30%

Risk Return Factor (Mutual funds) = (100 – 30)/100 = 0.7
Example for Fixed Deposits (2 yrs)
In this case suppose the returns from FD are @8% .

Average Return = 16%
Average Risk = 0%

Risk Return Factor (FD) = (16 – 0)/16 = 1.0
Note : For term insurance , the return will be the max amount you can get and Risk would be amount you can loose all , which is total premium over many years.

Complexity Factor

Complexity score is a number you assign to the product, depending on the how complex of easy it looks to you . For example Mutual funds can be easy to understand for me , so I can put 0.1% for it a complexity, whereas NPS is more complicated to me , so I will put 0.5 . This means If it looks too complicated for you, then give a higher score, whereas if you understand it well, assign lower score .
For a normal person I would say ULIP is complicated , so we gave give a score of .7 or .8 or 1 ,depends on you, where as term insurance is extremely easy to understand, so it will get 0 or .1 , Mutual funds would be .2 or .3

Need Factor

Its a score given on the fact that how badly you need or require the product and will it be the best thing for you. One person may need it more than other, so the score will be different for different people. If you are not in a hurry, but your relative suggests you a policy , then it does not become a very high priority product for you, because you do not require it at that time, so you will assign a lower score to it . For a person who is in his 26-27 age and just married and has some financial dependents , His score for term insurance will be around .9 or 1 because he badly needs it . Make sure you know difference between your needs and wants
A person who is 45 , for him/her NeedFactor for Health Insurance would be .8 or .9
A person who is Extremely High risk taker and understands equity investing well , his need factor for NSC or FD would be low , say a score of .2 or .3 because he really does not need it and it does not suit his requirement also .

Now Lets construct the formula

Variables are

TF : Trap Factor
RRF : Risk Return Factor
CF = Complexity Factor
NF = Need Factor

You should understand how the formula should be constructed. Out of the 4 variables, 2 scores shows strength of the product(Need Factor and Risk Return Factor), where as two scores are negative(Trap and Complexity Factor), so below formula should take care of this aspect .

GFactor Formula = (NF * RRF) – (CF*TF)

Lets take an example . Ajay is a 35 yrs old Indian working in a Software company, He has 2 kids and 1 wife

and 1 parent to support . His risk appetite is moderate and he cant take more than 20% downside in his investments at any given year . He has a home loan and a car loan at this moment and has just 10 lacs of overall savings . Below is the chart which calculates GFactor for some products considering Ajay’s situation. Understand that these numbers are for Ajay, it can change for you .

Products	Trap Factor	Return/Risk Factor	Complexity Factor	Need Factor	GFactor
Term Insurance	0	0.95	0	1	0.95
Health Insurance	0	0.85	0.3	0.8	0.68
ELSS	.25	0.5	0.1	1	0.48
ULIP	.25	0.5	0.4	0.4	0.1
Tax Saving FD	.5	1	0	0.1	0.1
Endowment Policy	1	1	0.5	0	-0.5

Rules

If GFactor value is more than .7 , you can consider that product as “Must buy. Go for it” .
If its more than .4 , you can consider it as “Average”
If its more than .2 , you can consider it as “Look for alternative product. Buy only if nothing else is available”
And if its less than .2 , then you must avoid it .

[source:jagoinvestor]

GET THE BEST OUT OF YOUR FIXED DEPOSIT INVESTMENTS

BELOW IS THE LIST SOME OF TOP PRIVATE COMPANIES GIVING THE HIGHEST INTEREST RETURNS ON YOUR FIXED DEPOSITS:-

ONLY CAUTION ONE SHOULD TAKE IS TO CHECK THE CREDIBILITY OF THE COMPANY YOU ARE INVESTING IN.YOU CAN DO SO WITH THE VARIOUS CREDIT RATING AGENCIES.

FOCUSSED FD'S RATE LIST - MANUFACTURING COMPANIES FOR THE QUARTER APRIL TO JUNE 2010
COMPANY	RATING	Min. Deposit Amount	INTEREST RATE				REMARKS
COMPANY	RATING	Min. Deposit Amount	6	12	24	36	REMARKS
Ansal Properties & Infrastructure Ltd		25000	11.50	12.00	12.25	12.50
Dewan Housing Finance	care (AA+) IND 'AA'(FD)	2000	48 to 84M-9.00	9.00	9.10	9.25	(0.25% extra for Deposit Rs.25 Lac and above) (0.25% for sr citizen)
DHFL-AASHRAY DEPOSIT PLUS SCHEME	care (AA+) IND 'AA'(FD)	*20001000**	48 to 84M 9.25	9.00	9.10	9.25	(0.25% extra for Deposit Rs.25 Lac and above) (0.25% for sr citizen)
Ind Swift Lab Ltd.		10000	10.50	11.50	12.00	12.50	(0.50% Extra For Sr.Citizens)
Ind Swift Ltd.		10000	10.50	11.50	12.00	12.50	(0.50% Extra For Sr.Citizens)
Jindal Steel & Power Ltd.		10000	0.00	8.00	8.25	8.50
Mahindra Finance Ltd	FAA	10000	18M-8.25	8.00	8.50	9.00	0.25% Extra For Sr.Citizen
Neesa Leisure Limited		25000	11.00	11.25	11.75	12.00
Shriram Transport Finance Company		25000*1000		8.00	8.50	9.00
Unitech Limited		10000*1000	11.00	11.00	11.50	12.00	0.5 for sh. Holder /Emp/ Sr.citizen /Property Owner
United Spirits (Mcdowell & Company )		25000		11.00	11.50

OTHER FIXED DEPOSITS SCHEMES (MANUFACTURING COMPANIES) FOR THE QUARTER APRIL TO JUNE 2010
COMPANY	RATING	Min. Deposit Amount	INTEREST RATE				REMARKS
COMPANY	RATING	Min. Deposit Amount	6	12	24	36	REMARKS
Alembic Ltd.	P1+ by CRISIL	50000		6.00	7.50	8.50	(0.25 % extra on deposits of Rs. 5 Lacs & Above)
Amrit Corp. Ltd. (Amrit Banaspati Ltd )		5000		9.50	10.00	10.50	0.50% p.a for Sr. Citizen & Shareholders (min 100 shares)
Apollo Hosp. Ent. Ltd.		25000		8.00	8.25	8.75
Avon Corporation Ltd		5000		11.00	11.50	12.00
Birla Power Solutions Ltd.		10000		10.50	11.00	11.50	0.50% Extra Only For Shareholder, Min 2 Share & Max no limit
Bombay Swadeshi Stores Ltd.				8.00	9.00	10.00
Ceat Ltd		25000		8.50	9.00	9.50
Choksi Imaging Limited		10000			10.00	11.00
Damodar Threads Ltd.		5000		11.00	11.50	12.00
DARCL Logistics		5000	9.00	10.00	10.00	10.00
Dcm Shriram Consolidated LTD		10000				8.50	(extra 0.25% for shareholders)
Deepak Nitrite Ltd		10000		8.00	8.25	8.50
Fenner India Ltd		20000*5000		8.00	8.25	8.50
Futura Polysters Ltd		10000		11.00	11.50	12.00
Gati Ltd.				9.00	9.50	10.00	(0.50% Extra For Sr.Citizen)
Gold Souk International Ltd		25000	10.00	11.00	11.25	11.50	(0.50% Extra For Sr.Citizens)
Gujarat Apollo Equipment		100000		9.00	9.50	10.00
Helios & Matheson		25000		10.00	10.50	11.00
Ion Exchange (India) Ltd		15000		7.00	7.50	8.00
J K Corp.(Jk Lakshmi Cement Ltd)		5000*1000		8.00	8.50	8.50
J K Industries (Jk Tyre & Ind. Ltd)		20000*5000		8.00	8.25	8.50
J K Paper Ltd.		10000		8.50	8.50	8.75
Jagsonpal Pharma	MA	10000		9.00	9.00	9.00
Jindal Saw Ltd. (Saw Pipes Ltd.)		15000	6.75	7.25	8.25	9.50
Jindal Stainless Steel Ltd		21000		8.25	8.50	8.75
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd		25000		7.00		8.00
Mukund Ltd				9.50	10.00	11.00
Ocl India Ltd.		25000		8.50	9.00	9.00
Prism cement limited		10000		7.75	7.75	7.75
Sejal Glass		10000	11.00	11.50	12.00	12.00
Supreme Petrochem				8.00	9.00	9.50
Surya Roshni Ltd.		25000		10.50	11.00	11.50
Talbros Automotive Components Ltd		10000		11.00	11.50	12.00
Valecha Engineering Ltd (New)		10000		9.00	9.50	10.00
Zenith Birla (India) Ltd.		10000	15M-10.00	9.50	10.50	11.00	0.50% Extra For Sr.Citizen

OPEN ONLY FOR SHAREHOLDER'S
COMPANY	RATING	Min. Deposit Amount	INTEREST RATE				REMARKS
COMPANY	RATING	Min. Deposit Amount	6	12	24	36	REMARKS
Aplab				10.00	10.50	11.00	(Fresh Only From Shareholders)
IBN18 Broadcast Limited	MA- by ICRA>	10000*1000	9.00	12.00	12.00	12.00	Min 5 share, 0.50% extra for Sr.Citizen & Employee of Network 18
IBN18 (Corporate Deposit)	MA- by ICRA	10000*1000	9.00	12.00	12.00	12.00	Min 5 share for Corporate Deposit
Jaiprakash Associates Ltd.		20000	11.00	11.00	11.50	12.00	0.50% p.a shareholders (Min.100 shares)
Kcp Ltd				10.00	10.25	10.50	Only from Shareholders
Lyka Lab Ltd		5000*1000	10.00	10.50	11.00	12.00	(For Shareholders category, minimum 1 share max no limit)
Tisco						6.50	Only from Shareholders
Transpek India Ltd				8.00	8.50	9.00	Only from Shareholders

ONLY RENEWALS
COMPANY	RATING	Min. Deposit Amount	INTEREST RATE				REMARKS
COMPANY	RATING	Min. Deposit Amount	6	12	24	36	REMARKS
Abt Ltd.				10.00	10.50	11.00
Aegis Logistics		25000		9.00	10.00	10.50
Ansal Housing & Construction			11.00	12.00	12.00	12.50
Aplab Ltd				10.00	10.50	11.00	(Fresh Only From Shareholders)
Borax Morarji Ltd				9.50		10.50
Delphi-Tvs Diesel Systems Ltd		20000		10.00	10.50	11.00
Excel Industries					9.50	10.00
Food & Inns Ltd		10000		11.00	11.50	12.00
Godrej Boyce & Manufact. Ltd.						10.00	Single app below 1lac
Godrej Industries Limited			13M-7.50		8.00	8.50
Herbertsons					9.00	10.00
J B Chemicals Ltd				8.00	9.00	10.00
Jagatjit Industries			10.00	10.50	11.00	11.50
Jct Ltd		10000		10.50	11.00	11.50
Jmc Project (India) Ltd.				9.00	9.50	10.00	(0.50% Extra -Sr.Citizen)
Kcp Ltd.				10.00	10.25	10.50	(Only from Shareholders)
Lyka Lab Ltd			5000*1000		11.00	12.00
Milk Food Ltd.			10.00	10.50	11.00	11.50
Mukund Engineering				10.00	10.50	11.50
Pae Limited		25000		11.00	11.25	11.50	redemption -informed by chen brnc
Pearl Polymers Ltd.			10.00	11.00	10.00	10.00
Pudumjee Pulp				9.00	9.50	10.50	(Ecs Compulsory)
Sayaji Ltd.				9.00	10.00	11.00
Shri Ram Pistons & Rings Ltd.		21000	8.00	9.50	10.00	10.50
Solaris Chem Tech Industries Limited		20000		10.00	10.50	11.00
T.V-18 (Cnbc) -			9.00	12.00	12.00	12.00	(0.50% Extra -Sr.Citizen)
T.V-18 (Cnbc) -		10000		12.00	12.00	12.00	Cumalitve
Transpek India Ltd				8.00	8.50	9.00	(Only from Shareholders)
Vadilal Industries		5000		10.50	11.00	11.00

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