How To identify Fake Indian Currency Note

Security Features of Rs 1000 

Security Features of Rs 500

Check Investor Wise Unclaimed and Unpaid Amount

Check Investor Wise Unclaimed and Unpaid Amount

http://www.iepf.gov.in/

1. What is the procedure to file details of unclaimed and unpaid amount? Form 5 INV is required to be filed by the company/Corresponding New Bank which shall contain investor wise details of unclaimed and unpaid amounts in respect of dividends, debentures, deposits, etc. The details of unclaimed and unpaid amounts shall need to be provided as on the Annual General Meeting (AGM) date. This form is to be filed annually within 90 days from the date of AGM. The form can be downloaded from the IEPF portal of the Ministry (http://www.iepf.gov.in/)

Investor Grievance Redressal

http://www.investorhelpline.in  is a free of charge dedicated online portal to handle investor grievances administered by different authorities i.e. Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in a focused and sustained manner. Right from filing of grievances to tracking status and interaction with administrator has been made online to make it user-friendly. The objective is to impart thrust to investor grievances and make the companies respond promptly. Additionally, the portal aims at development of an informed and enlightened investor.

Information About Entities Before Investing

www.watchoutinvestors.com is a national web-based registry covering entities including companies, intermediaries and individuals who

All about Debit Cards, Credit Cards & Prepaid Cards

Q. No. 1: How many types of cards are available to a customer?

Ans: Cards can be classified on the basis of their issuance, usage and payment by the card holder. There are three types of cards (a) debit cards (b) credit cards and (c) prepaid cards.

Q. No. 2: Who issues these cards?

How can you buy property for Rs 2 lakh? REITs to help investors

If you have Rs 2 lakh to invest, your bank may roll out a red carpet, your stock broker may inundate you with hot tips and the friendly neighbourhood jeweller may even offer a discount on making charges. However, you will probably get laughed out of the estate agent's office. Not anymore. With Sebi issuing final guidelines for real estate investment trusts (REITs), you will soon be able to get a piece of the action in the property market with as little as Rs 2 lakh.

Four keys to retire rich

You work all your life in hope of a comfortable retirement. However, unless planned carefully, retirement can be all your nightmares coming true-your salary, the regular stream of income would dried up while expenses, such as health care and living, would have only shot up. Here are four simple keys to ensure your golden years are spent comfortably. 

1.Know how much to save: More than 24% of the 2,578 respondents to an online survey conducted by  last year said they were saving less than 5% of their income for retirement. Another 25% are putting away 5-10% of their income for their sunset years. It is unlikely this will be enough to sustain their current lifestyles when they stop working. 

25 Ways to Make Money on the Internet

1. Start a website or a blog and earn revenue through advertising networks like Google AdSense and BuySellAds. You can even sell your own ads directly through Google DFP.
2. Launch a curated email newsletter using MailChimp and find sponsors or use a subscription model where people pay a fee to receive your newsletter.  HackerNewletter, Now I Know and Launch.co are good examples.

Five money mistakes that will take you down

Have you ever been frustrated with your financial situation? Or envied your colleague who despite earning as much as you seems relatively better off? Maybe you have explained such feelings off by thinking that you don’t earn enough. The reality, however, may be that you aren’t managing your money well. Here are five oft repeated money mistakes that you will regret. Worse, these mistakes will set you back by many years.

Why You May Not Be as Ready for Retirement as You Think

Question : Maybe the key point  is that not only aren’t people saving enough — there has been talk of that before — but that they don’t even realize how far away they are from saving enough.