Investments

Although most analysts have advised investors to stick to their respective portfolios, there are also good reasons to tweak their weight for it to become more effective.

Flooded with queries, Invest India to set up expert team by mid-Dec for SWFs; to organise roadshows abroad.

On 8 November, in a historic move, the Indian Prime Minister announced demonetization of high-denomination currency notes by withdrawing the legal tender of the existing notes of INR 500 and INR 1,000. This move was intended to tackle counterfeiting, nullify black money and curb funding of terrorism with fake notes.

This will drive more money into savings accounts, for a start. And later, people will slowly come around to the fact that there is a need to generate tax-efficient and inflation-beating returns

Since banks are flush with funds and dont have much lending opportunity, they have started buying government securities aggressively, resulting in a sudden rise in bond prices.

This article details about best investment plans in India post demonetization. What are the Top Investment Options one can look now in India?

Ever since November 8, 2016, when the demonetisation was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a lot of investors seem perplexed about their money management, especially their cash management for regular needs.

The government on November 8, 2016, scrapped Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes in order to curb black money and corruption.

Those currently invested in debt funds are advised to remain invested and people with ample idle money should also concentrate on investing their surplus funds.

Aggressive fixed income investors could invest in dynamic bond funds, income funds and gilt funds, which will benefit from falling rates (or yields).