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    How to manage money after losing spouse? 5 critical lessons to deal with family finances

    In a sudden turn of fate, Shubha (49) became a sole guardian of her family's finances after her husband's death. With young children (17 & 13), she took charge, seeking guidance from trusted advisors. To secure their future, Shubha meticulously documented all assets (bank accounts, investments) and navigated complex paperwork to ensure ownership transitioned smoothly. Here are the financial lessons that you can learn from Shubha's journey.

    It's never too late! Here's how you can plan your retirement even in 40s

    Start retirement planning in your 40s with a focus on the asset mix, goal corpus, and expenses. Chirag Muni advises on disciplined steps, insurance coverage, and regular portfolio reviews for a secure post-retirement income.

    PPF, Senior Citizen Savings Scheme, SSY, NSC: Is it mandatory to submit Aadhaar to invest in small savings schemes?

    Small savings scheme: Do you need to submit Aadhaar mandatorily in order to invest in small savings scheme? The answer is yes. According to a notification by the Ministry of Finance, Aadhaar is now mandatory for investing in PPF, SSY, NSC, and other small saving schemes.

    SSY deposit date: How much will you lose as interest if Sukanya Samriddhi investment is not made before April 5

    Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana contribution: The rules for interest calculation for deposits made in Public Provident Fund (PPF) and Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) are same. Individuals having SSY account for their girl children should remember the deposit date to earn higher tax exempt income. If one is not careful of their deposit date, then one can lose month's interest rate.

    7.1% PPF interest rate or 8.2% returns from Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS): Where should someone in 20% tax bracket invest?

    Our panel of experts will answer questions related to any aspect of personal finance. If you have a query, mail it to us right away.

    Tax-saving investment: 7.1% interest in PPF or 8.25% returns in VPF; which is a better option to save tax this year?

    Tax-saving investment ideas FY23-24: PPF has been a go-to option for traditional investors to save tax while planning for retirement. Is there any other option that offers higher returns, lowers your income tax outgo, and saves money for long-term goals? Yes, Voluntary Provident Fund (VPF). How does it VPF fare when compared to PPF Public Provident Fund (PPF) or Voluntary Provident Fund (VPF) — which is a better option for you to save tax in the financial year 2023-24.

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