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Estate planning for women: why you need it & how to go about it?

An estate plan gives you the peace of mind of knowing that all personal and financial decisions will be taken care of as you have envisioned.

The Cremica Story: How Rajni Bector turned her hobby into a household name

From a backyard bakery to an international food conglomerate, here’s the inspiring story of Rajni Bector, the founder of Cremica Foods.

Get familiar with these stock market terms

There are quite a few terminologies related to the stock market that a woman should be familiar with if she wishes to invest on her own. This article aims to list some important stock market terminologies.

6 Questions to ask before you invest in a stock

These questions will help you make wise investment choices

6 Funding options to raise startup capital for your business

Discover some of the most common financing options for new businesses.

Mutual funds versus shares – Which one to choose?

Learn about the benefits and drawbacks of mutual funds and shares and which one to invest in.

What Indian women must know about their rights to ancestral property?

Rights to ancestral property: What every Indian woman must know

Indian women have been marginalised for many years. Find out everything there is to know about women’s right to property.

5 Billionaire Indian women we can draw inspiration from

Indian women have defied all odds and became successful in almost every industry. Read on for five such inspirational stories.

5 Things you must consider before buying an e-bike

Want to know about e-bikes and two-wheelers? The article educates you about the pricing, tax implication, festive discounts, and much more related to electric two-wheelers.

How the pandemic hampered the professional growth of women?

Working women got caught up between household and workplace duties during the pandemic-induced WFH setup, which affected them professionally.

Why make women the primary or co-applicant when availing of housing loans?

Many financial institutions and property developers offer a host of incentives to women looking at homeownership. These range from lower interest rates on a home loan, waiver of processing fee or lower stamp duty charges, preferential repayment plans, lower booking amounts, etc. Government benefits like PMAY, subsidies and tax breaks make for a strong case for why female homeownership is on the rise.