Choosing between the old and new taxation regimes in India is a crucial decision to make since they have different impacts on your tax liability. While the old regime has its perks in the form of 70+ deductions and exemptions, the new tax regime offers some great benefits, too. To understand what both these regimes …
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Since the outbreak of the COVID-19, it is not just the hospitals that have been gripped by the pandemic. Millions of jobs have been staggered due to the nationwide lockdown. The overall job market is set to undergo changes post normalization and find new ways to attract, hire and retain new talent. Traditional human resources …
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With the global breakout of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Reserve Bank of India has taken an important decision with the objective to reduce the financial burden of debt servicing. As per the RBI order, all lending institutions have been permitted to give a moratorium or an EMI holiday to their borrowers for loan repayments and …
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In India, there is a prominent connection between the auspiciousness of a festival and managing one’s finances. March end witnesses the closing of balances and accounts in firms and institutions all across India. In comes April, and we ready ourselves to begin anew our financial planning standing at the threshold of the New year as …
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Money worries have been a part and parcel of life ever before we shifted from the barter system to the more convenient currency system. It’s especially for young adults, who are relatively new to managing money as they begin their careers. Unfortunately, this often results in stress, anxiety and an overall discomfort we’d rather not …
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With the recent controversies surrounding Yes Bank, and the Government of India stepping in and placing the bank under the moratorium, many of us are understandably wondering if our banks are indeed safe. The depositors of Yes Bank have been subjected to a maximum withdrawal limit of INR 50,000 (till 6th of April 2020). This …
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As we celebrate Holi, the festival of colors and joy, we at EarlySalary want to ensure your finances remain colorful too! Some basic practices, which when applied and practiced regularly, can go a long way in ensuring you don’t fuss about your future and your retired life, even if you’re living on a modest pay …
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An economically strong and independent woman, like any other individual, can contribute significantly to any household, state or nation financially and socially. The issues concerning equality of sexes isn’t a festive phenomenon, but a raging topic that needs to be highlighted as a matter of prime focus when it comes to issues such as GDP, …
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Work culture in organizations is gradually moving towards diversification and inclusion. The current times are witnessing gender stereotypes bring identified and shattered in the wake of gender sensitization and diversity. Organizations across the globe are making concerted efforts towards the goal of equality of opportunity. Still, equality at workplaces is a far fetched dream. Take …
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Every 1st March, the world celebrates “the right of everyone to live a full and productive life”, in the form of Zero Discrimination Day. While we’ve made significant progress on this front with each passing year, perhaps we should pay attention to an aspect closer to our hearts as a brand – credit access. Financial …
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