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How a free meal cost an investor his retirement savings
Fancy restaurants with presentations are a common practice in the industry, says one financial plan…
Laila Maidan
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Equity returns over the next 3 years will be modest, but better than other asset classes: Franklin Templeton MF
The asset manager's president Avinash Satwalekar said Franklin Templeton crossed the Rs 1 lakh cror…
PTI
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Indian government bonds to be included JP Morgan Govt bond Index from June 28
Indian government bonds are set to be included in the JP Morgan Government Bond Index, Emerging Mar…
ANI
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Gen Z, here's how to craft the best retirement plan starting now: 4 financial experts share their best tips and tricks
Retirement is decades away for Gen Z, but the earlier you start saving the better. Here's how to st…
Christine Ji
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Try this higher-interest, lower-tax alternative to CDs while rates are still high
If you're considering investing in a CD, you might look at this other cash equivalent instead.
William Edwards
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3 reasons rate cuts won't stimulate the economy like they have in the past: Morgan Stanley Wealth Management CIO
Rate cuts aren't going to be effective in boosting the economy for these 3 reasons, says Lisa Shale…
Christine Ji
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Catastrophe bond investors are unlikely to be dealt massive losses as Florida dodges Milton's worst-case scenario
"Our estimate is that a large portion of the insured losses will be retained by the insurance indus…
Matthew Fox
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Owners of 'catastrophe bonds' are staring down big losses as Hurricane Milton barrels down on Florida
Catastrophe bonds allow insurers and reinsurers to transfer risks associated with major weather eve…
Matthew Fox
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China's bond market seems skeptical that recent stimulus will be enough
Yields on Chinese government debt are hovering near multi-decade lows as investors remain unconvinc…
Filip De Mott
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Post-rate cut bubble risks mean investors should buy bonds and gold, Bank of America says
With new easing cycle from the Fed kicking off, tech "bubble risks" are back, Bank of America strat…
Kelly Cloonan
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4 positives to focus on as recession fears grip the market, Deutsche Bank says
The narrowness of the recent stock sell-off offers one reason to not panice yet, Deutsched Bank sai…
Filip De Mott
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There's a major flaw in the stock market's most bullish thesis
There are two key reasons why Bank of America doesn't expect trillions of dollars of cash sitting …
Matthew Fox
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The 'T-bill and chill' trade is about to end for investors. Here's where JPMorgan says they should invest instead.
JPMorgan suggests investors reposition away from cash-equivalents like short-dated Treasurys before…
Filip De Mott
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4 reasons to snap up muni bonds amid flashing recession signals, according to Charles Schwab
If even the slightest hint of recession fear has you uneasy, Charles Schwab says muni bonds are a s…
Filip De Mott
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5 reasons why stocks are still at risk of another sharp sell-off, Deutsche Bank says
The firm warns that many of the headwinds that catalyzed a sell-off earlier in August are still pre…
Filip De Mott
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Stock market today: Sharp recovery on cards as Nifty rebounds by 1%, Sensex corrects over 850 points
Tata Motors, ONGC, Larsen and Toubro inched up by over 3% each, while Maruti and Adani Ports rose b…
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Inflows into equity mutual funds hit a 4-month low in April: AMFI
The last time the inflows were lower than April were in November 2022, when the flows stood at a…
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Global investments in Indian government bonds firm, attributable to JPMorgan index inclusion
Overseas investments into India's sovereign bonds (or G-Secs) were firm last week with an inflow of…
ANI
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Stocks continue to consolidate ahead of Lok Sabha election results
Risk aversion in Indian stocks continued on Thursday morning, as the indices opened the session on …
ANI
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The US government is paying $2 million of interest a minute as rates stay high
The surge in interest payments has led to some paradoxical thinking on Wall Street about how exactl…