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    Tax savings no longer driving middle class to buy life insurance: Vibha Padalkar, MD & CEO, HDFC Life Insurance

    Unlike in the West, where government-backed social security provides a safety net, Indians know they must rely on their own savings for the future. This fundamental mindset won’t change easily, HDFC Life’s Vibha Padalkar tells Yasmin Hussain.

    Time to selectively shed fear in mid- and small-cap space? 5 stocks from different sectors with upside potential of 48%

    There are phases when mid-cap stocks come under pressure and are among the worst performers. We have seen one such phase in the past few months. Yet, if you take the last 10 years into account, they have provided the best returns, with mid-cap indices being the top performers in that period. If you did not own mid-caps, your returns in one of the longest bull runs, would not have been very high. One reason why mid-caps do well when an economy like India grows rapidly is that these companies are nimble and capable of improving their operating matrix. And for mid-caps, “cost of capital” is an important part of this matrix. So lower costs on this front works in their favor.

    Plan today, relax tomorrow: The benefits of NPS for your golden years

    The National Pension System (NPS) is crafted to provide retirees with a steady financial foundation. It combines market-linked returns with appealing tax benefits under Section 80CCD. With two account types and a streamlined online platform, NPS simplifies retirement planning while ensuring long-term wealth growth.

    Sensex down over 12,700 points from peak. What strategy should mutual fund investors follow?

    With the Sensex down over 12,700 points from its peak, experts recommend long-term investors to focus on large caps or multi-cap funds and maintain a disciplined approach through SIP or STP. Investment in equity-based mutual funds should have a minimum horizon of four years.

    Coal India shares fall over 3% after decline in February production

    Coal India share price: The cumulative coal dispatch during the April-February period rose to 929.41 MT, registering a growth of 5.5% from 880.92 MT produced in the corresponding period of previous year, the ministry said.

    Coal India waives financial coverage charge for non-power sector consumers

    Coal India Ltd has waived the requirement for non-power sector consumers to pay financial coverage for ten days' worth of coal supplied via rail transport. This initiative reduces transactional complexities and financial burden, improving cash liquidity and further streamlining coal supply operations in line with the ease of doing business efforts.

    The Economic Times
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