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2023-08-17 17:42:40 Daily Groww Digest

17 August 2023
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Sensex 65,151.02 ▼ 0.59%
Nifty 19,365.25 ▼ 0.51%
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Indian markets closed in the red today.

Oil and gas, and FMCG stocks fell the most while PSU bank and consumer durable stocks rose the most.

Asian markets: China and Taiwan rose while Japanese markets fell.

The US mortgage rate is now at 7.16% — highest since 2001.

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More...

+RBI has launched UDGAM (Unclaimed Deposits - Gateway to Access Information) Centralised Web Portal for investors to search for unclaimed deposits.

+Chandrayaan-3’s lander successfully separated from the rest of the spacecraft today.

+Mercedes-Benz India is expecting its EVs to make up 25% of its total car sales in the next 3 years.
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Stocks in the news
Reliance: Jio Financial Services will be removed from the FTSE All-World index and other global indices from 22 Aug.

Tata Group: Tata Play reported a net loss of Rs 105.25 cr for the financial year that ended in March 2023.

GMDC: increased its dividend to Rs 11.45 per share from Rs 9.10 per share earlier.

Airtel: Airtel Payments Bank’s revenue rose 41% year-on-year to Rs 400 cr.

Muthoot Finance: planning to open 114 new branches across India in the next 2-3 months.

Inox Wind: promoters will invest Rs 500 cr for debt repayment.

Adani Power: sold 8.1% stake to US-based investment firm GQG.

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Word of the Day

Foreign Direct Investment
When a person, company, or country invests money directly into another country’s businesses or assets, it is called Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).

It's like investing your money into a company (in a foreign country) to become a shareholder.

It helps countries grow their economy and create jobs.

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6 Day Course
Theme: reading balance sheets

Day 4: Thursday

What does a balance sheet tell us?

As we’ve seen, balance sheets tell us about various numbers and metrics.

But that’s just the first step.

Using this information, investors can figure out different things.

They can catch a possible opportunity or even a potential problem.

For example, if a company’s balance sheet says its profits are low, but the earnings are getting reinvested back into the business, an investor can conclude that the low profits might not be a bad thing.

Likewise, if a company is giving good dividends but its debt is rising, it might signal that things are not good within the company.

Missed last week's course? You can download the course PDF - click to download: https://bit.ly/3OSYoba

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Featured Question
“What is the applicable taxes if you invest via STP?”



The tax in the case of STP (moving from debt to equity mutual fund) will be the same as investing in a debt fund.

This means, you will have to pay tax on the gains (profit) at the time of withdrawal.

Since money is getting withdrawn every month, the capital gains would be calculated separately for each month.

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That's it for now. See you tomorrow!
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2023-08-16 18:12:24 That's it for now. See you tomorrow!
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Buka / Bagaimana
2023-08-16 18:12:24 Daily Groww Digest

16 August 2023
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Sensex 65,539.42 ▲ 0.21%
Nifty 19,465.00 ▲ 0.16%
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Indian markets closed flat.

Media and realty stocks rose the most. Metal and private bank stocks fell the most.

Asian markets fell: Japan and Hong Kong markets fell the most.

USD-INR exchange rate (forex) market was closed today on account of Parsi New Year.

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More...

+Indian cinema recorded the highest-ever weekend box office collection of Rs 390 cr. Jailer, Gadar 2, and OMG 2 are currently attracting viewers.

+SBFC Finance IPO listed at a premium of 43.8% on NSE.

+India approved a new Digital India project with an outlay of Rs 14,903 cr where 5.25 lakh IT professionals will be up-skilled and 2.65 lakh persons will be trained.

+Boeing has started production of the Indian Army's Apache helicopters. The company will deliver 6 AH-64E Apaches to the Indian Army.

+India's cabinet has approved an expenditure of Rs 57,613 cr for 10,000 new e-buses.

+India has approved 7 multi-tracking (railways) projects worth Rs 32,500 cr. This will increase the existing network of Indian Railways by 2,339 km.

+Banks' lending to NBFCs jumped 35% to Rs 14.2 lakh cr in June 2023.

+Auto components maker, Happy Forgings has filed for an IPO.

+Due to decreased consumption, petrol, and diesel sales have declined for two consecutive months.

+India made its first INR payment for crude oil. Indian Oil made this payment to Abu Dhabi National Oil.
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Stocks in the news
SBI Card: Abhijit Chakravorty is now the MD and CEO.

IndiGo: promoter Gangwal family sold some of its stake today.

Tejas Networks: got a Rs 7,500 cr purchase order from TCS to supply 4G/5G equipment for BSNL.

Punjab & Sind Bank: planning to double its ATM network to about 1,600 in the next 2 years.

Adani Group: will acquire the remaining 51% stake in Quintillion Business Media Pvt. Ltd.

Coal India: capital expenditure rose 8.5% year-on-year to Rs 4,700 cr in Apr-Jul.

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Word of the Day

Brokerage
Imagine you have a property that you want to sell.

But you don't know anyone who wants to buy it. A broker is someone who can connect you to buyers.

They can find someone who wants to buy your property at your favorable price.

In return, the broker gets a commission which is called the brokerage fees.

In the investment world, a broker is the one who connects the buyer and seller of a stock by creating a market.

In return, they earn brokerage.

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6 Day Course
Theme: reading balance sheets

Day 3: Wednesday

In the balance sheet, there are some metrics that are considered extremely important.

Current and non-current assets: any asset that can be converted to cash within 1 year is considered current.

Cash in the bank account, money saved in FD, etc are all examples of current assets.

Real estate (selling which can take over a year) is considered non-current.

Similarly, current obligations are all payments that are to be paid within a year.

Missed last week's course? You can download the course PDF - click to download: https://bit.ly/3OSYoba

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Featured Question
“Which is the best to invest in MF ? SIP or one time lumpsum amount for longer period sat 5 years or more.”



SIP is preferred by people who have a regular income. They invest whatever they can every month.

They don’t save money over the years and invest in one go.

On the other hand, investors who have a lot of money don’t wait. They don’t invest slowly via SIP.

Many investors invest the entire amount in one go.

Or, if they want to spread out their investment, they use STP — Systemic Transfer Plan.

In this, they invest the entire amount into a debt fund.

From there, they transfer the money into an equity mutual fund slowly over time.

STP is like doing an SIP.

But instead of transferring money from your bank account to the mutual fund (SIP), you transfer from one mutual fund to another (STP).

Do read more about STP.

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Buka / Bagaimana
2023-08-15 21:45:03 Daily Groww Digest

16 August 2023
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Happy Independence Day.

Indian stock markets were closed today on account of Independence Day.

Forex and commodity markets were closed as well.

Asian markets – China and Hong Kong fell while Japan and Taiwan rose.

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Quarterly Results

ONGC

Company's revenue fell 10% year-on-year to Rs 1.64 lakh cr.

Net profit rose 102% to Rs 17,383 cr.

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More...

+Cello World has submitted draft papers with SEBI for a Rs 1,750 cr IPO.

+Windfall tax on petroleum crude has been increased to Rs 7,100 per tonne from Rs 4,250 per tonne; on diesel — increased to Rs 5.50 per litre. Levy on aviation fuel increased to Rs 2 per litre.

+The government has saved Rs 2.73 lakh cr in the last 9 years by sending money through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) to beneficiaries: FM Nirmala Sitharaman.
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Stocks in the news
Vodafone-Idea (Vi): reported a loss of Rs 7,840 cr vs Rs 7,297 cr in the year-ago quarter. Promoter group has committed to provide up to Rs 2,000 cr to the company.

SBI: planning to open 300 branches across India this year.

IndiGo: promoter Gangwal family is likely to sell shares worth Rs 3,730 cr through a block deal, as per media reports.

TCS: Lexmark has given an order to TCS for digital services.

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Word of the Day

Windfall Tax
A tax imposed on companies that see higher than usual revenue.

This tax is usually imposed at a time when the companies are able to pay the tax comfortably due to the higher revenue.

Increase in revenue could be due to multiple factors like lower crude oil prices and increased sales.

This one time tax allows the government to earn more.

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6 Day Course
Theme: reading balance sheets

Day 2: Tuesday

Continuing from yesterday:

On the other side, liabilities + shareholder equity. Liabilities are basically what the company owes.

It can include money it has borrowed and needs to pay back, bills it needs to pay back fully, etc.

Taxes and fines are also a part of liabilities of a company.

Shareholder’s equity is the total money invested in the business.

It also includes money that the company reinvested from its earnings.

Missed last week's course? You can download the course PDF - click to download: https://bit.ly/3OSYoba

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Featured Question
“This is an example given in yesterday's question. From where does the company create new shares? I mean it cannot create the shares out of thin air right? Those newly created shares should have some value and that value should come from something right? If the already existing 100 shares was equivalent to the value of company till that day. How come the new shares created can have any additional value?”

(Original question by the reader is very long. We have shortened the question).



Companies can actually create new shares just like that.

Creating new shares is a common practice.

The company’s board decides if the company will create new shares (and the number of new shares).

Usually, promoters are also a part of this board.

After the creation of new shares, each share’s price falls — because the company is the same but with more shares.

In such a case, the shareholders are intentionally allowing their shares’ price to come down.

This is done for a reason.

In most cases, new shares are created to raise money. This money is critical to the company’s growth or survival or both.

Think about it, if the company fails, the share price will be Rs 0 — which is not good for the shareholders.

Many times, raising money allows the company to expand much more.

This means, in the long term, the share price rises higher than ever before — profiting the shareholders.
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That's it for now. See you tomorrow!
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Buka / Bagaimana
2023-08-14 18:05:05 This is how the debt comes down.

Example:

Company ABC has a total of 100 shares in existence. 20 of those shares are owned by the promoter.

That means, 20% of the company is owned by the promoter.

Say, the company creates 20 new shares and sells them. Now, there are a total of 120 shares in existence.

With the money raised, the company pays back its debt.

The promoter still owns 20 shares.

But since there are 120 shares in existence now, the promoter’s ownership percentage comes down to 16.7%.

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That's it for now. See you tomorrow!
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Buka / Bagaimana
2023-08-14 18:05:05 Daily Groww Digest

14 August 2023
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Sensex 65,401.92 ▲ 0.12%
Nifty 19,434.55 ▲ 0.03%
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Indian markets closed flat today.

Media and IT stocks rose the most while metal and PSU bank stocks fell the most.

Asian markets – all other markets closed in the red.

Indian markets will be closed tomorrow on account of Independence Day.

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Quarterly Results

ITC

Net profit rose 18% year-on-year to Rs 4,903 cr.

Revenue from operations fell 8.5% to Rs 15,828.20 cr.

ITC approved the demerger of its hotel business.

Shareholders of ITC will get 1 share in the hotel business for every 10 shares held in ITC.

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More...

+India's retail inflation rose to 7.44% in July (highest since May 2022) vs 4.81% in June.

+India's domestic air passenger traffic rose by 25% year-on-year to 1.21 cr passengers in July.

+India’s vegetable oil imports rose by 46% to 17.71 lakh tonnes in July: SEA.

+TVS Supply Chain Solutions IPO has been subscribed 2.78 times. Retail investors have subscribed 7.61 times.

+Wholesale inflation (WPI) stood at -1.36% (wholesale prices fell) in July 2023 vs -4.12% in June 2023.

+Aeroflex Industries IPO (worth Rs 351 cr) will be open between 22 to 24 Aug. Price band is Rs 102 to Rs 108 per share.

+RK Swamy Limited has filed draft papers with SEBI for an IPO.

+India’s electricity output rose 1.3% in the April-June quarter vs 17.1% in the same period a year ago.

+Exports of electronic goods increased by 37.6% in April–July compared to the same period in the previous year: Ministry of Commerce and Industry.

+India now ranks 2nd in terms of number of mobiles manufacturing: Counterpoint.
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Stocks in the news
Adani Ports: Deloitte has resigned as the company's auditor.

IRB Infra: toll revenue rose 14% year-on-year to Rs 365 cr in July.

SpiceJet: net profit for April-June quarter stood at Rs 197.64 cr vs net loss of Rs 783.72 cr in the same quarter of the previous year.

SJVN: subsidiary SJVN Green Energy has signed agreements with Punjab State Power Corporation to supply 1,200 MW of solar power.

L&T: got an order from the Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association for the construction of a cricket stadium in Varanasi.

Ashok Leyland: will acquire OHM Global Mobility Pvt Ltd.

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Word of the Day

Amsterdam Stock Exchange
This was the first stock exchange in the world.

Founded in 1602, it later merged with the Brussels Stock Exchange and the Paris Stock Exchange to form Euronext Amsterdam in 2000.

It is still operational.

The first company on this stock exchange was the Dutch East India Company. It was the only company to be traded publicly for several years.

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6 Day Course
Theme: reading balance sheets

Day 1: Monday

Reading balance sheets is an absolutely essential part of investing in stocks.

Balance sheets contain some of the most important numbers, metrics, and ratios about a company.

These numbers help us understand the present condition of the company. These may also help in guessing its future.

Balance sheets are divided like this:

Assets = liabilities + shareholders' equity.

On the assets side are whatever is required to run the company. This could be its cash, investments, intangible assets like patents, factories, etc.

Missed last week's course? You can download the course PDF - click to download: https://bit.ly/3OSYoba

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Featured Question
“When a company sells equity then how does it's debt come down as the equity is owned by the promoter and only he makes gains and not the company."



When a company sells equity (shares), it gets money in return.

If the promoter (owner) of the company sells their shares, they get all the money.

They can then decide what to do with this money. It is their money.

But often, when a company raises money, it does not sell shares owned by the promoter. It creates new shares.

These news shares are owned by the company. When these shares are sold, the money raised can be used to pay back debt.
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Buka / Bagaimana
2023-08-13 17:23:35 ---------------------

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Buka / Bagaimana
2023-08-13 17:23:35 These are the main income sources for credit card companies.

You might be wondering – if credit card bills are paid on time, you will never have to pay interest.

You get all the benefits of a credit card without having to pay anything for it.

You are right. That’s exactly what everyone thinks.

But that isn’t what happens all the time.

Late payment and default

A good number of people are late. Credit cards in the US earned a total of $12 billion in 2020 from late payment fees in the USA.

And then of course, there are those people who never pay back. Those are called bad loans or non-performing assets (NPA).

The credit card company might take its defaulting customer to court to resolve the matter.

Or, they might sell this loan to a debt collection agency. The agency might then try to recover the money from the defaulter by taking them to court or using other methods.

Most of this makes sense so far.

But this still doesn’t explain why companies offer rewards; why they are willing to do outrageous things (like deliver ice cubes on a helicopter).

Rewards are actually easy to explain.

The credit card companies want you to spend more money. Remember, they earn money from merchants.

Every time you pay anywhere, they get some money from that. That’s a direct earning for them.

They don’t mind spending on rewards of different kinds because they will be able to make that money back through merchant fees.

Plus there’s also the fact that these rewards mean more people will want to own a credit card.

And that means more merchant fees, more late fees, and more interest earned.

That's about it – it really is just that.

The rewards are there to attract more people; to make everyone spend money using credit cards.

Yes, even the helicopter ice cube delivery makes sense – imagine the kind of money such cardholders must spend.

Problems with Credit Card

For people who lack discipline, the late fees and interest can add up fast.

Credit card debt is a serious problem in the USA – where credit cards are more common.

As you saw, credit card companies want more people to have credit cards.

To minimize their losses, for each person, they impose a credit limit – a limit beyond which you cannot spend using the credit card.

But different credit card companies want people to use their credit cards.

So they keep it easy to get a new credit card.

In the US, there are people who take one credit card, spend using that, and they are not able to pay back. So they take another credit card and spend using that.

Eventually, the money owed becomes huge.

Remember, money spent using a credit card is basically a loan.

Some famous personalities like actors, singers, sports stars, etc have gone bankrupt because of credit card debt.

Credit Cards in India

Credit cards are great – for people who are smart with them.

Credit card companies make a big portion of money from people who are not smart with their credit cards.

Most major banks have a credit card program – it is a great business. There are even companies that are not banks but have credit cards.

Credit cards are now gaining popularity in India.

Smart people are reaping the benefits of these cards.

And then, of course, there are those who are paying late fees, paying interest, or defaulting.


6-Day-Course
Theme of the week: NBFC

Day 6 - Sunday

We’ve reached the end of this week’s course that started on Monday.

Here’s a test you should take. Get pen and paper!

Question 1:
Which of the two cannot accept deposits from depositors?

-Bank
-NBFC

Question 2:
If all of a bank’s customers want their money back at the same time, what will happen?

-Nothing. Everything will be fine
-Bank will collapse

Question 3:
From where do NBFCs get most of their money from?

-Mutual funds
-Hedge funds
-Pension funds
-Banks
-All above
-None of the above

Question 4:
Which of the two needs to adhere to the reserve ratio compliance?

-Banks
-NBFC
-Both

Question 5:
Which can give home loans?

-Banks
-NBFC
-Both



Answers:

Q1: NBFC
Q2: Bank will collapse
Q3: All above
Q4: Banks
Q5: Both
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Buka / Bagaimana
2023-08-11 18:19:32 You will first have to convert the physical shares to demat form.

You can approach your stock platform and request this. Every platform has a different procedure. You can ask for the procedure and fulfill those.

Once it is in demat form, you will be able to sell it if you want.


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That's it for now. See you tomorrow!
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Buka / Bagaimana
2023-08-11 18:19:31 Daily Groww Digest

11 August 2023
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Sensex 65,322.65 ▼ 0.56%
Nifty 19,428.30 ▼ 0.59%
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Indian markets closed in the red today.

All sectors except PSU bank and consumer durables fell. Media and pharma stocks fell the most.

Asian indices: China and Hong Kong fell while Japan and Taiwan rose.

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Quarterly Results

Hero MotoCorp

Reported a 32% increase in net profit at Rs 824.72 cr.

Revenue rose 4.5% to Rs 8,767.27 cr.

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More...

+Direct tax collection rose 15.73% to Rs 6.53 lakh cr till August 10 in the current financial year: Income Tax Department.

+India's industrial production output grew by 3.7% in June vs 5.3% in May.

+TVS Supply Chain Solutions IPO has been subscribed 1.03 times. Retail investors subscribed 3.62 times.

+Air India launched a new brand identity and a new logo.

+RBI has set a coupon rate of 7.18% for the new 10-year government securities.

+The central government is planning to release onion stocks from the buffer of 3 lakh metric tonnes created this year: Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution.

+Indian airlines are expected to record net losses of Rs 5,000-7,000 cr this financial year vs Rs 11,000-13,000 cr in 2022-23: ICRA.

+The government has attracted over Rs 78,000 cr in investment under the production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes in 14 sectors.

+The Lok Sabha passed amendments to 2 GST bills to charge a 28% tax on online gaming, horse racing, and casinos starting Oct. 1.

+India's foreign exchange reserves fell by $2.41 billion to $601.453 billion for the week that ended on 4 Aug: RBI.

+Delhi-NCR’s RAPIDX trains have started the operation of empty trains (for testing) at a speed of 160 kmph along the 17-km priority section from Sahibabad to Duhai depot. It covered the distance in 12 minutes.
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Stocks in the news
HCL Tech: signed a $2.1 billion deal with Verizon Business.

LIC: consolidated net profit rose to Rs 9,635 cr for the April-June quarter from around Rs 603 cr in the year-ago period.

Reliance: shares of Jio Financial Services have been credited to the demat accounts of eligible shareholders of Reliance.

Indus Towers: deployed 2 lakh macro towers spread across all 22 telecom circles in India.

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Word of the Day

Skin In The Game Investing
Let’s say your friend asks you for stock advice.

You give them advice for a stock that you don’t own. If your friend ends up buying the stock and it falls, the maximum you will suffer is losing a friendship.

On the other hand, if you own that stock yourself, you are going to also face significant financial losses (and may save the friendship).

SEBI has made it mandatory for mutual fund companies to invest their own money in the schemes that they launch.

Some employees of the mutual fund company (AMC) also need to invest around 20% of their monthly salary in the schemes that they run.

This type of investment is called “skin in game investing” – you personally suffer some financial losses if your customers lose money.

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6 Day Course
Theme: NBFC

Day 5: Friday

What kinds of loans do NBFCs give?

They actually give a very wide variety of loans.

The usuals like car loans, education loans, home loans, and personal loans are offered.

The processing is usually quicker than banks though the rates may be higher.

In addition to that, all kinds of new and innovative loan products are offered.

These days, you can take practically anything on EMI — buy a smartphone, buy holiday packages, even fashion apparel are offered on EMI.

All these EMI options (loans) are provided by some NBFC (example Bajaj Finance) that ties up with the retailer (example: Flipkart, Croma, etc).

Missed last week's course? You can download the course PDF - click to download: https://bit.ly/3DJGuB9

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Featured Question
“My father purchased some shares around 1992 period, we have original share certificates as proof now. How to use and redeem it now?"
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Buka / Bagaimana