• Home
  • About
  • Authors
  • Union Budget
  • Videos
  • Terms
  • Contact Us
PersonalMoney.in
Personal Money Management Tips, Tricks and Tools
  • Investment
    • Stocks
    • Mutual Funds
    • Fixed Income
    • Bullion
    • Real Estate
  • Insurance
    • Life Insurance
    • Medical Insurance
    • Car Insurance
    • Home Insurance
    • Personal Accident Insurance
  • Tax
  • Retirement
  • Financial Planning
  • Loans
    • Home Loan
    • Car Loan
    • Personal Loan
    • Education Loans
    • Credit Cards
Browse: Home / Tax saving investments

Tax saving investments

Most Popular Posts

  • Income Tax Impact Calculator - Budget 2010-11
  • Top 10 Mutual Fund (ELSS) schemes to save taxes
  • Budget 2009-10 - Calculate your Income Tax Impact
  • Analysis of New Pension System (NPS)
  • Types of Investments
  • Demystifying LTA exemption
  • Impact of global financial meltdown on us
Do your Tax Planning early and relax

Do your Tax Planning early and relax

By Manish Misra on April 14, 2010

The new financial year has began. Few weeks back many of us were scrambling to make last minute tax saving investment. This year save yourself from making impulsive tax saving decisions, plan ahead and relax. Here is what you should do for your Tax Planning for FY 2010-2011.

Posted in Tax | Tagged income tax, save tax, Tax Deductions, Tax Paperwork, tax planning, Tax saving investments, Tax Tips | 9 Responses

Top 10 Mutual Fund (ELSS) schemes to save taxes

Top 10 Mutual Fund (ELSS) schemes to save taxes

By Shweta Misra on January 13, 2010

The main purpose of investing for most investors is tax saving. Equity linked saving schemes (ELSS) are those mutual fund schemes that help you save taxes as well as generate decent returns. But, how do you separate the wheat from the chaff? Here is a list of few ELSS schemes that you should consider for investing.

Posted in Investment, Mutual Funds, Tax | Tagged ELSS, Investment, mutual funds, save tax, Tax saving investments | 28 Responses

5 investments for last minute tax planning

5 investments for last minute tax planning

By Manish Misra on December 24, 2009

Most of the offices today share a similar scene. Employees are worried, no, not because of economic slowdown, but because they need to give proofs of tax saving investments by a given date. After all, for most people tax is a four-letter word.

Posted in Investment, Tax | Tagged income tax, tax planning, Tax saving investments | 2 Responses

5 investment myths to avoid

5 investment myths to avoid

By Manish Misra on November 7, 2009

Our Instincts play a big role in our investment decisions. Often, these instincts are based on our perceptions rather than on information available to us. Today, we have far greater access to information through print, television and internet media, yet our minds are trapped in age old investment myths.

Posted in Financial Planning, Investment, Retirement | Tagged Financial Planning, investment strategy, myths, Portfolio Diversification, Retirement planning, risk-return tradeoff, Stock Market, Stocks, tax planning, Tax saving investments | Leave a response

Post Office Savings Schemes appeals to masses

Post Office Savings Schemes appeals to masses

By Shweta Misra on August 17, 2009

Post office savings schemes provides security of capital and interest thereon and are best suited for conservative investors. The popularity of Post office savings schemes can be contributed to the fact that it appealed to every section of the society, rich or poor.

Posted in Fixed Income, Investment | Tagged fixed income, Investment, post office savings schemes, small savings schemes, Tax saving investments | 3 Responses

National Saving Certificates a time tested investment

National Saving Certificates a time tested investment

By Shweta Misra on August 10, 2009

National Saving Certificates (NSC) are a time-tested tax-saving instrument that combine adequate returns with high safety. This is the only scheme which gives tax benefits on the investment and the interest which is reinvested.

Posted in Fixed Income, Investment | Tagged fixed income, Investment, national savings certificates, nsc, small savings schemes, Tax saving investments | Leave a response

All you wanted to know about Public Provident Fund

All you wanted to know about Public Provident Fund

By Manish Misra on August 8, 2009

Public Provident Fund (PPF) is a savings-cum-tax-saving instrument. It also serves as a retirement-planning tool for many of those who do not have any structured pension plan covering them.

Posted in Fixed Income, Investment, Retirement | Tagged fixed income, Investment, ppf, Retirement planning, small savings schemes, Tax saving investments | 1 Response

Diversify your portfolio with Small Savings Schemes

Diversify your portfolio with Small Savings Schemes

By Manish Misra on August 8, 2009

Small saving schemes are the most popular investment avenues among the general public. Safety, convenience, small investment and liquidity characterize these investments.

Posted in Fixed Income, Investment | Tagged fixed income, Investment, Portfolio Diversification, risk-return tradeoff, small savings schemes, Tax saving investments | Leave a response

Tax Saving Mutual Fund – ELSS

Tax Saving Mutual Fund – ELSS

By Manish Misra on May 29, 2009

Saving tax through Mutual Fund? While the traditional options of Life Insurance, National Saving Certificates (NSC) and Public Provident Fund (PPF) are on top of the mind when one thinks of investments directed at saving taxes, it would be worthwhile to take a look at some mutual funds that offer tax benefits under Section 80C. One such type of mutual fund scheme is called Equity Linked Saving Schemes or ELSS.

Posted in Investment, Mutual Funds | Tagged ELSS, mutual funds, Tax saving investments | Leave a response

Tax Planning with Section 80C

Tax Planning with Section 80C

By Manish Misra on April 10, 2009

Tax planning entails making investments and contributions that help minimize the tax liability. Traditionally, most of us invest only instruments that provide tax saving benefit as aversion for taxes ranks as one of the most universal emotions. But, does this fit well with our overall financial planning goals?

Posted in Investment, Tax | Tagged income tax, tax planning, Tax saving investments, Tax Tips | 1 Response

Next »
  • Get Personal Money Blog updates in your Email Sign up for our email updates
  • Subscribe RSS feeds Personal Money Blog RSS Feeds
  • Follow Personal Money Blog updates on Twitter Follow @personalmoneyin
  • Join Personal Money Blog Network on Linkedin Join Personal Money Group
  • Become a Fan of Personal Money Blog Page on Facebook Become a Fan on Facebook

Search Personal Money

Personal Money India on Facebook
Your Ad Here
Review www.personalmoney.in on alexa.com
See Beyond 20/20: Debt Help: Debt Relief that Works!

Authors

  • Madhur Batra
  • Manish Misra
  • Shweta Misra

Blogroll

  • Bell the Bull
  • Smart Investor
  • Smart Money India
  • The Income Portfolio
  • Money Hacker
  • Make Money Blogging

Recent Comments

  • maria on Need a loan? Improve your credit rating
  • Income Tax on Do your Tax Planning early and relax
  • Rajesh on Need a loan? Improve your credit rating
  • Jaynath Sisodiya on Top 10 Mutual Fund (ELSS) schemes to save taxes
  • Jaynath Sisodiya on Do your Tax Planning early and relax

Recently Popular Posts

  • Do your Tax Planning early and relax
  • Choose the best Children's Insurance Plan
  • How to build your Retirement Portfolio
  • Don't Let Lack of Funds Cripple the Possibility of a Good Education
  • Top 10 Excuses to avoid Retirement Planning

Most Popular Posts

  • Income Tax Impact Calculator - Budget 2010-11
  • Top 10 Mutual Fund (ELSS) schemes to save taxes
  • Budget 2009-10 - Calculate your Income Tax Impact
  • Analysis of New Pension System (NPS)
  • Types of Investments

Subscribe Updates

  • Subscribe RSS feeds Personal Money Blog RSS Feeds
  • Follow Personal Money Blog updates on Twitter Follow @personalmoneyin
  • Join Personal Money Blog Network on Linkedin Join Personal Money Group
  • Become a Fan of Personal Money Blog Page on Facebook Become a Fan on Facebook
  • Get Personal Money Blog updates in your Email Sign up for our email updates