International funds? Most investors can profit from some overseas investment exposure. It allows people to invest in exciting and distinctive firms and industries that aren’t available on the Indian stock exchanges. In addition, several international markets have a minimal correlation with our Indian markets. This minimal correlation reduces portfolio volatility and guarantees adequate diversification, particularly…
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Wire Transfer
What is a wire transfer? A wire transfer is an electronic fund transfer across a network managed by banks and transfer service providers worldwide. Wire transfers require information from the party initiating the transfer, such as the receiver’s name and account number, from the person creating the transfer. These transactions are settled electronically rather than…
Do you know the forex card charges and fees?
What is the difference between a prepaid forex card and a regular one? Do you know the forex card charges? A prepaid card can be loaded with various currencies. If you’re only visiting one country, though, it’s best only to load one money. The maximum amount can be loaded for the purposes specified by the…
Know how Indian investors can now trade in US stocks
Residents of India can now invest in US stocks through NSE International Exchange (NSE IFSC), an NSE subsidiary, which will begin trading the top 50 American stocks on March 3 at Gift City Gujarat, an international financial services centre where banks, stock exchanges, and financial services firms conduct their global operations. According to a top…
Tips for handling financial stress
Millions have faced financial hardship as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. If you haven’t been directly impacted financially by the economic downturn, you almost certainly know someone who has. You’re worried about your finances, given the present unemployment crisis, government shutdowns, and an unpredictable economy. It may be causing you to lose sleep. Here…
Distinguish Between Capital Account and Current Account
The current account is concerned with a country’s money inflows and outflows over a year. Trading operations (export and import of products and services) and financial transfers cause this inflow/outflow of money. It’s one of the two accounts that make up the balance sheet. The actual transactions in the current account are referred to as…