Paid Your EMIs on Time. Still, Your Credit Score is Falling.

Here’s what could be behind it.
Paying on time is important—but your credit score looks at more than just your EMIs.
Imagine this.
You have never missed an EMI. Your credit card bills are paid on time. Yet, one day, you check your credit score and find that it has dropped.
Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs)

Three Categories. Different Strategies. Understanding Their Structure.
Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) are often discussed as one investment category. In reality, Category I, Category II and Category III AIFs can follow very different investment strategies, fund structures, liquidity arrangements and risk characteristics.
GIFT City’s 15 Retail Funds: Connecting Investors with Global Markets

Understanding GIFT IFSC and what its retail-fund ecosystem means for Indian and global investors
GIFT City — Gujarat International Finance Tec-City — is home to India’s first International Financial Services Centre (GIFT IFSC), located in Gandhinagar, Gujarat. GIFT IFSC has been developed as an international financial hub connecting India with global financial markets. The International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) is the unified regulator for financial products and services undertaken in the IFSC.
From Saving to Purposeful Investing

Key Considerations for Ownership, Taxation & Investments
For many Indian families, wealth is built across generations through property, business interests and investments. A Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) can be relevant in such circumstances because it is recognised as a separate taxable person under Indian income-tax law, subject to applicable conditions.
HUF & Investments: Understanding the Structure

Key Considerations for Ownership, Taxation & Investments
For many Indian families, wealth is built across generations through property, business interests and investments. A Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) can be relevant in such circumstances because it is recognised as a separate taxable person under Indian income-tax law, subject to applicable conditions.
NPS Charges From 1 October 2026: What Every Subscriber Should Know

The National Pension System (NPS) is designed for long-term retirement savings. While investment choice, risk and retirement objectives remain important, understanding the costs associated with maintaining an NPS account is equally relevant.
Can a Minor Be a Mutual Fund Nominee? What Investors Should Know

When investing for your family’s future, we often focus on returns, risk and time horizon. But there is another important question:
What happens to your investments if you are no longer around?
Nomination can help make the transmission of mutual fund investments more organised and easier for the family, subject to the applicable process.
Accredited Investor in India

Unlocking Greater Investment Flexibility
India’s investment landscape is evolving rapidly, with investors increasingly looking beyond traditional investment avenues. To recognise investors with higher financial capacity and the ability to understand sophisticated investment products, Accredited Investor (AI) framework has been created. But what does being an Accredited Investor actually mean—and what additional flexibility can it provide?
FAST Scheme 2026: Why Ignoring Undisclosed Foreign Assets Could Cost You Dearly Before December 31

Clean, transparent wealth creates true peace of mind. Over the years, India’s tax reporting ecosystem has undergone a massive digital transformation. Through the Automatic Exchange of Information (AEOI) framework and global tax agreements, foreign bank details, overseas RSUs/ESOPs, foreign mutual funds, and global property holdings are now seamlessly reflected in your Annual Information Statement (AIS).
Specialised Investment Funds

The Bridge between Mutual Funds and Alternative Investment Funds
Understanding SEBI’s Specialised Investment Funds — and what they mean for your investment journey
For years, Indian investors have faced a wide gap in the investment universe. On one end sit mutual funds — regulated, transparent, and accessible to almost everyone. On the other end sit alternative investments like Portfolio Management Services (PMS) and Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) — offering advanced strategies, but reserved for those who can write a cheque of ₹50 lakh or more.
