Daily Wealth Letter.

The recent correction has led to a nervous sentiment amongst investors, they are increasingly looking for avenues that provide financial stability and a reliable income stream.

There were increasing complaints from senior policyholders about sharp hikes in health insurance premiums, at times as much as 50-60%. IRDAI has these concerns and clamp down on insurers.

Many investors, in panic, have already discontinued or stopped their SIPs, shows the recent AMFI data.

The Indian stock market has recently experienced significant volatility, leaving investors anxious about their investments.

The Information Ratio reflects a portfolio manager’s skill and ability to generate excess returns relative to a benchmark.

Now is the crucial time for investors to review their portfolios and determine whether their portfolios can sustain the waves of volatility

Investors who have been riding high on the robust gains in SMIDS are caught off guard as prices plummeted.

In the current market scenario marked by heightened volatility and uncertainty, hybrid mutual funds offer a balanced investment approach.

Nippon India Small Cap Fund is the most popular Small Cap Fund whose emphasis on high-conviction, quality stocks and holding on to them with a long-term view has helped it outperform the benchmark and its peers. 

The new Bill will replace the 64-year-old Income Tax Act 1961 and will be called Income Tax Act, 2025, taking effect from April 1, 2026.

It would be prudent to assess whether you’re a risk-averse or an aggressive investor, as this will help integrate tax planning with overall investment strategy effectively.

The Indian equity market has been on a rollercoaster ride since October 2024, accompanied by periodic corrections.

Despite the revisions under the new tax regime, the old tax regime continues to be beneficial for individuals who have investments in tax-saving instruments.

The longer end of the yield curve is expected to benefit, but one needs to also keep a close watch on headline inflation which shall provide scope to the RBI to cut rates further.

This move could have a ripple effect on multiple sectors, including banking, real estate, automobiles, and manufacturing, making credit more affordable and boosting economic activity.