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Hi Everyone,

I think most of us may be a part of some company work-force.

Why not help each other in saving tax by means of investments.

lets come up with the best available plans in the market.. and by chance is someone of us who is an insurance agent.. i think he'll get free leads even..

Kishore

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damn...i always spend every penny i get and pay the damn taxes to the govt. manytimes!

car installments+gf expns+blah blah blah and its all over!

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^^^hmm...you have to start the good habit of saving some penny for the future.. :Equivocado:

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i leave that to my mom :Equivocado:

still, got some junk up here and there which my gf forces me to punchin :P

but, being a martinet at times, ipo's and blocked infra funds and ofcourse the sip's helps a lot!

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Home loan save u good from tax.

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home loan surely gives u a deduction u/s 24 of the act...but thats not investment...the section is itself subjected to restrictions! but a good deduction though where the source income can be allowed to flow at a negative point!

but the investments go a long way considering the booming market rather than a home loan and the tax savings on it!

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Thats nice

Saving tax will be motto for every one

I have a nice Plan

I myself had INvest Rs. 100,000 in Birla Sun Life Tax Releif 96

I Have Invested Rs. 195 a Unit already got Rs. 25 as Tax Free Dividend and Expected Rs. 75 Dividend in 3 Chunks in Feb, Mar, Apr

So anybody still not made any plan can go for it.

You will get the Unit at 175 and Get Rs. 75 Back as Tax Free Dividend

means Only Investing Rs60 take Benefit of Rs. 100

This Scheme is ELSS (Equity Linked Saving Scheme and Invest 80 % in Stock in 20 % in Bonds)

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So finally ideas are pouring out..

Can some one compare the pension plans.. and do they save tax??

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If your salary slip has a bifurcation ond if it has HRA as a part of it

their is one more way

you can get it exempted if you can show that you are paying rent upto 90% of that amount

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1. One Time Payment of Premium means

Single Premium Policy can also Help you out

Just pay Hefty 40 - 50 thousand to any One Time Policy for 25 year Plan

You will get 25 year Cover and You also dont have to worry for every year Repetition of Premium

2. Another Think is 5 Year Bank FD

3. PPF / Kisan Vikas Patra / Indira Vikas Patra

4. ELSS (Stock Market related Product)

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Im looking for, infact most of us would be intrested in, small investments every month, that would not only save tax but also increase our wealth..

I know there are many products for this, but then i dont know that which one is the best.. or which product has the drawbacks.. It would be great if someone, who has already invested, throw some light on this.

HPNASIK.. good job buddy!

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If your salary slip has a bifurcation ond if it has HRA as a part of it

their is one more way

you can get it exempted if you can show that you are paying rent upto 90% of that amount

HRA u/s 13A of the Income tax act is exempted to the following limits (but for the purpose, u need to provide rent proof's to the company....the rent can ofcourse be paid to the relatives :confuse: ) (rental agreement can be executed on a Rs.50 judicial stamp paper, which can also be with a close relative)

-Amt Received from employer as HRA

-Rent paid (Less) 10% of Salary (i.e. rent paid in excess of 10% of salary)

-40% of salary (50% in metros)

Salary here means basic+DAE+fixed % of commission on turnover, if any.

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1. One Time Payment of Premium means

Single Premium Policy can also Help you out

Just pay Hefty 40 - 50 thousand to any One Time Policy for 25 year Plan

You will get 25 year Cover and You also dont have to worry for every year Repetition of Premium

2. Another Think is 5 Year Bank FD

3. PPF / Kisan Vikas Patra / Indira Vikas Patra

4. ELSS (Stock Market related Product)

in the recent trend of the capital marked, i would like to keep 75% of the investments linked to the market's long term infra performance!

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Any tax saving MF comming(NFO) this month ?

I was not able to appy for an NFO last month :confuse:

Edited by ss_rakesh

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Dont go for any NFO

Just go for

Birla Sun Life Tax Releif 96

If you Require the Form I can Provide you via Email

Edited by hpnasik

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For mutual funds ELSS or else see valueresearchonline.com

Go for any 5 star rated funds from that site.

HDFC Tax saver and SBI Tax Gain is the best ELSS since last 5 years or more.

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what is the procedure to become Reliance Monet Business Associate.

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For mutual funds ELSS or else see valueresearchonline.com

Go for any 5 star rated funds from that site.

HDFC Tax saver and SBI Tax Gain is the best ELSS since last 5 years or more.

But NAV of the SBI ELSS fund is more...so better to go for fresh ELSS funds, where in lot of growth potential will be there.

Reliance ELSS fund will also be fine as its NAV is still at Rs15

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