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Top stories of the day India moves tax deadlines, eases rules to fight coronavirus The FM announced that the Economic Task Force will soon announce an economic relief package.... Sensex rebounds 693 pts after worst fall in history Stocks rout wipes off wealth that equals 40% of GDP, 7 times India's fiscal deficit Country has enough food for a long shutdown GST filing date, late fee and penalties eased What the world after Covid will look like No ATM, minimum balance charge for 3 mths EC defers Rajya Sabha polls scheduled for March 26 All about tax-saving How to save income tax via medical expenditures under sections 80D, 80DD, 80DDB, 80U If you can't afford to pay for health insurance premium or unable to buy one due to pre-existing conditions, then als...

Coronavirus Updates Ensuring uninterrupted supply of essential commodities: Railways Despite the coronavirus outbreak, the Indian Railways said it was ensuring uninterrupted supply of essential commodit... New tax deadlines, easier business rules in India's coronavirus fight COVID-19: Students of Guj schools to be promoted sans exams Maharashtra: Daily wagers, labourers worst hit by lockdown Entire West Bengal brought under lockdown till March 31

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Top Gainers NSE 27 companies (largecap) appreciated more than 5% HDFC Life Insurance Company Ltd. 14.31% Infosys 12.03% More from Gainers Top Losers NSE 14 companies (largecap) price decreased more than -5% Bajaj Holdings -16.39% Au Small Finance Bank Ltd. -9.99% More from Losers

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Coronavirus impact: 5 dos and don'ts to protect your investment portfolio in a bear market

THE ECONOMIC TIMES Tue, Mar 24, 2020 | 08:34 AM IST ET Wealth Newsletter

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Coronavirus impact: 5 dos and don'ts to protect your investment portfolio in a bear market The spread of Covid-19 has mauled the market. Finding yourself in the grips of a bear market will upend any haughty notions you may have about your risk appetite. This story tells you how to contain the damage caused to your investment portfolio. Be it a bear or bull market, quality is what will keep your portfolio safe The only way of having any degree of confidence is if you are reasonably certain of the fundamentals of the business and the stock. That's exactly what's happening today. The stock markets are crashing, but when it turns around, quality will matter. You can save over Rs 1 lakh in tax just via these 4 avenues The I-Tax Act, 1961 provides several avenues by way of deductions under different sections of the Act, to help one invest or make an expense to reduce the tax outgo. Coronavirus and worklife: Tips to make working from home easy The Coronavirus outbreak has caused almost all firms to deploy the work from home practice for employees. While some may be used to this, others may feel lost in the exercise. To crack and make the most of your work from home situation, here are important points. From our Partners The bank that helps you build your career The organisation that lets you take journey from a Humble Start to the C Suite. From our Partners Must Read - Incredible opportunities offered by J.P. Morgan to its employees Excel tool that helps to manage interest rate risk in debt mutual funds Sebi has classified certain categories of debt funds based on their portfolio duration and therefore, it is imperative to understand its relevance. Duration measures the sensitivity of the price of a bond to changes in interest rates. How to manage loans, credit card spends effectively To manage loans, credit card spends effectively, you can start by getting a clear picture of the total money you owe. This can be done by making a list of all your debt. Top Mutual Funds SCHEME NAME RATING 3 YRS(%) 1 YR(%) 6 M(%) 1 M(%) Axis Bluechip Fund Direct Plan-Growth ★★★★★ 5.72 -14.74 -24.48 -29.72 Invest Now Axis Bluechip Fund-Growth ★★★★★ 4.34 -15.70 -24.89 -29.76 Invest Now Mirae Asset Large Cap Fund Direct- Growth ★★★★★ 1.14 -20.80 -20.82 -26.85 Start SIP JM Core 11 Direct Plan-Growth ★★★★★ 0.86 -20.31 -19.93 -26.44 Canara Robeco Bluechip Equity Fund Direct-Growth ★★★★★ 0.64 -20.17 -24.80 -32.38 Invest Now FeaturedL&T Balanced Advantage Fund Direct-Growth ★★★★★ 0.33 -12.52 -15.30 -18.52 Start SIP 5 quality stocks that can be good investment bets in this bear market Quality is a theme to consider now, in a bear market and pandemic-caused panic. Since many small and weak companies may not recover from this churn, it makes sense to stick to big and quality companies. However, investors should not pay a very high price. A coronavirus-led recession is coming. Brace yourselves: View This won't be a stop and start cycle, because the real economy is so interwoven and interdependent.

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5 changes to debit, credit card transactions from March 16 In case a card has not been used for online transaction, international transactions and contactless transactions before, the bank has an option to disable these options. Working from home? Here are the 6 best laptops under Rs 40,000 If you are someone who has been asked to work remotely and are looking for a laptop at a reasonable price, here are six of the best ones under Rs 40,000. How the coronavirus has hit Indian and global markets Coronavirus or COVID-19 has spooked not just the Indian stock market but global stock markets as well. ET wealth studies the impact of the pandemic virus. How nominations work in insurance policies, bank accounts, shares, mutual funds, PPF A nomination is a very effective tool to access assets such as PPF, mutual fund etc. in case of death. If there is no nomination, the legal heirs may have to go through a long drawn and cumbersome process of proving themselves as legal heirs Realty hot spot series: Gurgaon locality with ready, under-construction flats Southern Peripheral Road in Gurgaon is a developing micro-market in Delhi NCR. The locality has several completed and under-construction houses for all price brackets. The area is close to major office hubs such as Sohna Road, Cyber City etc. How Sensex, gold, 10-year G-sec performed during week ending March 19, 2020 Here is a weekly tracker to keep you updated on how Sensex, gold prices, 10-year government bond yield and consumer inflation performed. MF Portfolio Doctor: Nagarkar should not switch mutual fund schemes based on recent returns Do you know if your investment portfolio is on the right track? The mutual fund portfolio doctor assesses the health of the mutual fund portfolio, examines the schemes and their suitability with regard to the goals and recommends corrective measures. Tax optimiser: Desai can cut tax outgo by Rs 66,000 via NPS, perks ET Wealth tells readers how they can optimise their tax by rejigging their income and investments. Family finance: Aggressive investment will help Bhardwaj achieve all money goals with ease Kuldeep Bhardwaj's goals include building an emergency corpus, buying a house, taking a vacation, saving for children's education and weddings, and retirement.

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Líneas de liquidez

Uno de los problemas más habituales que nos plantean nuestros clientes son las tensiones de tesorería (normalmente derivadas de sus plazos de cobro a clientes) que les complican los pagos a proveedores y provocan, a largo plazo, un encarecimiento de sus compras. La primera reacción de muchos empresarios para estos problemas de circulante es buscar un préstamo, un colchón de liquidez que les dé mayor seguridad a la hora de operar. Pero normalmente no es la estrategia correcta. A día de hoy, lo mejor para gestionar el circulante de tu empresa son el factoring y el confirming. Con el factoring puedes reducir tus plazos de cobro a clientes y minimizar así las tensiones de tesorería derivadas de tener que aguantar durante 30, 60 o 90 días (si no más) las facturas emitidas hasta cobrarlas. Con el confirming la entidad financiera asegura a tu proveedor el pago y le da la opción de adelantarlo con un coste. De este modo, con la venta asegurada y opción de adelantarla, el proveedor está siempre más dispuesto a negociar las condiciones. También está la opción del "confirming pronto pago" que, con coste para tu empresa (el comprador), financia el pago al proveedor. Es decir, tu proveedor cobra al instante pero tú pagas a la entidad más tarde (hasta 180 días). Estas son las líneas que más están favoreciendo las entidades a la hora de financiar el circulante de las Pymes. Si quieres optimizar tu estructura de circulante... Déjanos tus datos y te llamamos Carina