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Important Personal Finance Changes Coming in 2025
Fixed Deposit Changes Starting January 1, 2025, new rules will make Fixed Deposits (FDs) more flexible, especially for emergencies. One of the key updates allows depositors to withdraw the full principal amount of their FD in case of critical illness, before the maturity date, but without earning interest. Other changes include easier nomination processes, quicker maturity notifications, and improved withdrawal options in emergencies. These rules will also affect Non-B
Important Personal Finance Changes Coming in 2025
Fixed Deposit Changes Starting January 1, 2025, new rules will make Fixed Deposits (FDs) more flexible, especially for emergencies. One of the key updates allows depositors to withdraw the full principal amount of their FD in case of critical illness, before the maturity date, but without earning interest. Other changes include easier nomination processes, quicker maturity notifications, and improved withdrawal options in emergencies. These rules will also affect Non-B
NPS Vatsalya Scheme Gains Popularity, Faces Criticism Over Lock-In Period
The National Pension Scheme (NPS) Vatsalya, launched on September 18, 2023, has seen a positive response from Indian parents looking to invest in their children's future. As of November 17, 2023, the scheme has attracted 66,495 subscribers, with Maharashtra leading the pack with 9,219 accounts. Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka follow closely with over 6,500 subscribers each. In total, 18 states have seen over 1,000 accounts opened, demonstrating the scheme’s growing appeal. Th
NPS Vatsalya Scheme Gains Popularity, Faces Criticism Over Lock-In Period
The National Pension Scheme (NPS) Vatsalya, launched on September 18, 2023, has seen a positive response from Indian parents looking to invest in their children's future. As of November 17, 2023, the scheme has attracted 66,495 subscribers, with Maharashtra leading the pack with 9,219 accounts. Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka follow closely with over 6,500 subscribers each. In total, 18 states have seen over 1,000 accounts opened, demonstrating the scheme’s growing appeal. Th







