PF -->provident fund and TI--> Total income?

Well, you haven't told us where you live, and even if you had, anyone answering here is responding with pure speculation. Talk with your local tax department or with an accountant or tax la...

Read the textbook, it will usually have the answer.

Are the percentages to the right the allocations you have to each fund? If they are you are maybe just a tad too aggressively allocated in my opinion. RS Partners Fund is a small cap fund. I...

Mutual funds are time tested and rewarding instruments for long term investments. Selection of a particular fund for investing is critical to the returns sought by the investor. Basing the selectio...

With 10-15 years to go , safety is one of your "most important considerations"...so I suggest you go with the balanced fund for a major percentage ( 66 to 75) of your investment. Then wit...

It is very hard to provide an answer to this without knowing your age, gender and what kind of guarantees you would expect at retirement. Another great site to check out is one of the providers ...

Tax calculation for Male for FY:2005-06 Taxable Income: 240,000 - 44,210 = 195,790 Tax on net income: 14,158 + 283 = 14,441 **** Rs.44210= 18000+540+670+20000+5000

Yes, you can certainly use a mutual fund to provide a regular cash flow. There are two main ways to do this: 1. Ask to receive dividends in cash. Stock funds generally pay dividends quarterly,...