When launched, Tata CURVV SUV EV joins the competition against MG ZS EV and Hyundai Kona Electric

Tata Motors teased an upcoming electric SUV 'Curvv' on its social media handles. At first, it was believed that the company could be launching the upcoming updated Nexon EV with a larger battery pack.

However, when Tata released another teaser, it was revealed that it will be an all new Electric SUV concept. Tata Motors has taken wraps off their all new electric SUV– CURVV.

The price expected to be around 20 lakhs INR. With the debut of Tata CURVV Electric SUV Concept, the rumours have finally been laid to rest. It is planned for launch within the next two years. Mileage is to be about 500 kms.

Be ready to pay 5 additional taxes and charges, while buying your new house 2023

When we buy a house, we won't just pay the property's value. Several other charges increase our house's acquisition price. It's important that we include these additional costs in budget. More over if you are on a tight budget and have an equated monthly installment (EMI) to pay on your home loan.

Goods and Service Tax (GST)

If you are buying an unfinished constructing property, one of the important costs that you cannot avoid is the Goods and Service Tax (GST). “The GST rate on residential properties is 1 percent for affordable housing and 5 percent for other than affordable housing projects,” says Vivek Jalan, partner, Tax Connect Advisory Services LLP.

How to become a disciplined stock market trader #16 Rules to follow //servicebloggers

Guidelines breakup in steps:-

Over the years I've learnt a lot of new things that I wish I knew when I first started. Hence I decided to share this with all the new traders out there who wants to turn their trading into a profitable career ahead. 

1 - Keep it simple!

Trading is only as complicated as you make it. When starting out you should focus on the very basics and don't over complicate anything.

2 - TA(Trade Analysis) is only the beginning

When you have a good understanding of TA, it's time for a life-long struggle with trading psychology. This is much more important than TA and this will require your absolute focus and discipline. Controlling your emotions is key to trading success.

How will you control your emotions while trading? Servicebloggers

Trading under emotions is a gateway to self harm your health and wealth loss is eminent.

Markets are witnessing an exhilarating run, with both the Sensex and Nifty touching new highs. The raging bull run has added to investors' wealth, and though valuations appear frothy, current times are proving to be one of the best for most market participants. Markets have handsomely rewarded those who have been patient and remained committed to their investments. Even traders who got their calls right have been able to make significant gains.

However, there's one essential thing that you need to control while trading, which in itself is a deft art - emotions. Controlling emotions while trading can prove to be the difference between success and failure. So why should you reign control over your emotions during trading? Let's find out.

QR code scams at shops //servicebloggers

The digital age has offered a lot of conveniences, especially when it comes to online payments. More and more users now use payment apps and online banking to shop, pay bills, and transfer money. However, this has also resulted in an increase in cyber fraud. Here are a few practices to follow so that you don't fall prey to any cyber scams.

Avoid scanning QR codes, Why? – QR codes are now used across retail stores for payment – just scanning the QR code lets you directly transfer money from your account to the merchant. However, a scammer can also use QR codes to have money transferred from your account to theirs from any payment app such as Paytm, Gray, PhonePe etc.

How does it feel like to retire extremely early? How much money needed to retire that early// servicebloggers

 There are advantages and of course, there are disadvantage comes along.

I retired in my 40’s, almost a quarter century ago. My wife retired the following year although at a younger age. We had accumulated a nice nest egg. It was nowhere near what the pundits claimed we needed. It was roughly four times our total annual income. That has meant occasions of economic stress, especially in the depths of the Bush crash.

35 Year old Woman retires with almost Rs 5 crores in savings

A woman from India has retired at the age of 35 after saving nearly (Rs 5 crores) with her husband Pradeepan, 40. They did it by cutting down on their expenses.

STORY OF HER LIFE

Srinivi retired at the age of 35 with Rs 10 core in savings

She used to save her pocket money as she enjoyed watching it grow instead of spending it

Sri now runs a Finance School, Provides a free 10-week online course to help people get control of their finances