#Personal Finance

NPCI Makes UPI AutoPay Portable: 7 Big Changes to Know

Discover how NPCI's interoperable UPI AutoPay framework decouples recurring payments from individual apps, allowing you to seamlessly manage, view, and migrate your active SIPs, EMIs, and subscriptions without cancellations or disruptions.

Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund Names Madhu Nair as CEO

Madhu Nair will succeed Sanjay Grover, who had been managing the fund house on an interim basis since Suresh Soni stepped down in July 2025.

Zero Brokerage Isn’t Really "FREE": What Your Demat Account Really Costs in 2026?

Zero AMC does not necessarily mean zero cost. News4Bharat compares the brokerage, annual maintenance charges, DP fees, taxes and less-visible costs charged by India’s leading stockbrokers.

Gold Price Recovery Explained: $39 Trillion Debt Bill Behind the Rally

Gold fell 26% from its record high, and now it's climbing back. But JPMorgan sees $6,000 while HSBC says $4,560. With a $39 trillion debt bill quietly shaping the Fed's next move, the real question is who gets it right.

Income Tax Bill 2026: How the New ‘Tax Year’ Changes Assessment Year and FY

Income Tax Bill 2026 Explained: Understand the New Tax Year, Filing Rules, Timeline, and What the Income-tax Act, 2025 Means for Salaried Employees, Businesses, Investors, and Tax Professionals

EPFO New Rules 2026: Now Withdraw Your PF Money via UPI and ATM - Just Like a Bank Account

EPFO 3.0 is here. India's 30 crore provident fund members can now access their retirement savings instantly. No paperwork. No employer approval. No waiting.

The Boring Investment Strategy That Has Actually Made Indian Middle Class Families Wealthy

It's one of the oldest questions in personal finance — and the honest answer is more nuanced than any broker will tell you. Here's a clear breakdown, from first principles, for Indian investors across income levels.

Credit Cards, BNPL & Loan Apps: How Young Indians Are Falling Into a Debt Trap

Buy Now Pay Later has been marketed aggressively to young Indian consumers as a 'smarter' way to shop — interest-free for the first 15–30 days.