Banks and Non-Banking Financial Companies are the two most frequent types of financial intermediaries in any financial system. Banks are conventional entities that accept public deposits and make public loans. In addition to mobilizing deposits and distributing loans, banks now provide a variety of other functions, such as merchant banking and other financial services. This … Read more
A loan is a sum of money lent by a bank or lender to a borrower, with or without collateral. A loan agreement requires the borrower to guarantee to repay the loan amount plus interest. Borrowing a loan allows a borrower to obtain cash when they are needed, while the lender earns interest on the … Read more
The Bajaj Finserv EMI Network Card gives you access to a pre-approved loan of up to Rs. 4 lakh via a digital credit line. Using no-cost EMIs, you can use the credit limit provided by the card to purchase items such as home appliances, groceries, and even gym memberships from 60,000+ partner businesses. The sections … Read more
PAN, or Permanent Account Number, is a one-of-a-kind alphanumeric code provided to all companies conducting financial transactions in India. Individuals and organizations use it to file Income Tax Returns and conduct high-value transactions (usually for amounts greater than Rs. 50,000). You can apply for a new PAN card, request an update/correction to your existing PAN, … Read more
The voter ID card is one of the most important documents for Indian residents. The voter ID card allows all residents to vote for their preferred leader. In this post, we will discuss key components of the voter ID card. In this “Voter ID Track Status“ article, we will walk you through the process of checking … Read more