Excess Money
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Bengaluru Couple Earning Rs 7 Lakh Per Month Seek Advice On How To Spend It: "Double Income, No Kids"
The man, who lives in Bengaluru, revealed that he and his wife earn a combined income of Rs 7 lakh per month, but are clueless on how to spend it entirely.
-
France Is Spending 200 Million Euros To Destroy Surplus Wine. Here's Why
Most of the allocated money will be used to buy excess stock, and the alcohol from destroyed wine can be sold to companies for use in items like cleansing products, hand sanitizer, and perfumes.
-
Tamil Nadu Assembly Passes Bill To Ban Online Gambling
Chief Minister Stalin told the Assembly that 41 people had ended their lives after losing money excessively in online gambling.
-
Income Tax Return (ITR) Refund Status: Here’s How To Check It Online
Taxpayers may claim any excess payment of tax by submitting an income tax return (ITR) to the Income Tax (I-T) Department. Those who submitted income tax returns (ITRs) for FY 202122 have now either received or are expecting their ITR refunds since the deadline for ITRs for AY 202223 has passed.
-
Burdened By Excess TDS Deduction? Here's How You Can Claim A Refund
Here's how to claim your excess TDS deductions refund
-
Income Tax Refund: Here’s How You Can Check The Refund Status Online
If a taxpayers taxes have been paid in excess of their tax liability, they are entitled to a refund.
-
Income Tax Department To Refund Late Fees Amount, Excess Interest To Taxpayers
The Income Tax Department has said that it will refund all late fees amount and excess interest paid by taxpayers while filing returns for 2020-21.
-
Kerala Government To Take Action Against Private Labs For Charging Excess For Covid Test
The Kerala government on Saturday said action will be taken against private testing lab in the state if they charge people money in excess to the rates fixed for RT-PCR or other COVID-19 tests or turn people away.
-
RBI Currency Strategy Draws More Hot Money To India, Spurs Vicious Cycle
RBI's balancing act to keep the rupee stable amid heavy foreign inflows while also keeping excess liquidity in check is flooding the market with more foreign funds
-
RBI Cuts Reverse Repo Rate To Boost Liquidity, Rs 50,000-Crore Push For Lenders
Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das on Friday announced a 25-basis-point cut in the reverse repo rate to 3.75 per cent, in a bid to push banks to utilise excess funds within the system towards lending. Reverse repo rate is the interest rate at which the RBI borrows funds from commercial banks. Shaktikanta Das said the move was to encoura...
-
RBI Eases Loan Repayment Rules. How It Helps You
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday permitted commercial banks and other financial lenders to allow borrowers to delay their loan repayments by a period of three months. The move by the regulator complemented the government's announcement of a Rs 1.7 lakh-crore fiscal package the previous day to help the poor survive the 21-day countrywide lo...
-
Excess Usage Of Smartphones Can Actually Be Deadly
Using a smartphone for long hours can actually harm you
-
Carpal Tunnel, Back Pain And Social Anxiety: The Many Risks Associated With Professional Gaming
With millions of dollars in prize money on the line each season, and thousands of players hungry for a roster spot, even minor injuries are a cause for serious concern for the young players who know they can text the 43-year-old doctor at any time.
-
Poll Body Lowers Daily Cash Transaction Limit Of Campaigning Candidates
In a bid to check excess flow of money in electioneering, the Election Commission (EC) has lowered the limit of cash transactions by candidates for campaigning purposes from Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 10,000 per day. In an instruction sent to all chief electoral officers, the poll panel said that for transactions beyond Rs 10,000, the candidates and parties...
-
Maharashtra Warns Of Action If Eligible Students Are Charged Excess Fees
Under the Rajarshee Shahu Educational Fee Scholarship scheme, the government bears 50 per cent of the fee burden of these students by transferring the money directly to colleges.
-
Bengaluru Couple Earning Rs 7 Lakh Per Month Seek Advice On How To Spend It: "Double Income, No Kids"
The man, who lives in Bengaluru, revealed that he and his wife earn a combined income of Rs 7 lakh per month, but are clueless on how to spend it entirely.
-
France Is Spending 200 Million Euros To Destroy Surplus Wine. Here's Why
Most of the allocated money will be used to buy excess stock, and the alcohol from destroyed wine can be sold to companies for use in items like cleansing products, hand sanitizer, and perfumes.
-
Tamil Nadu Assembly Passes Bill To Ban Online Gambling
Chief Minister Stalin told the Assembly that 41 people had ended their lives after losing money excessively in online gambling.
-
Income Tax Return (ITR) Refund Status: Here’s How To Check It Online
Taxpayers may claim any excess payment of tax by submitting an income tax return (ITR) to the Income Tax (I-T) Department. Those who submitted income tax returns (ITRs) for FY 202122 have now either received or are expecting their ITR refunds since the deadline for ITRs for AY 202223 has passed.
-
Burdened By Excess TDS Deduction? Here's How You Can Claim A Refund
Here's how to claim your excess TDS deductions refund
-
Income Tax Refund: Here’s How You Can Check The Refund Status Online
If a taxpayers taxes have been paid in excess of their tax liability, they are entitled to a refund.
-
Income Tax Department To Refund Late Fees Amount, Excess Interest To Taxpayers
The Income Tax Department has said that it will refund all late fees amount and excess interest paid by taxpayers while filing returns for 2020-21.
-
Kerala Government To Take Action Against Private Labs For Charging Excess For Covid Test
The Kerala government on Saturday said action will be taken against private testing lab in the state if they charge people money in excess to the rates fixed for RT-PCR or other COVID-19 tests or turn people away.
-
RBI Currency Strategy Draws More Hot Money To India, Spurs Vicious Cycle
RBI's balancing act to keep the rupee stable amid heavy foreign inflows while also keeping excess liquidity in check is flooding the market with more foreign funds
-
RBI Cuts Reverse Repo Rate To Boost Liquidity, Rs 50,000-Crore Push For Lenders
Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das on Friday announced a 25-basis-point cut in the reverse repo rate to 3.75 per cent, in a bid to push banks to utilise excess funds within the system towards lending. Reverse repo rate is the interest rate at which the RBI borrows funds from commercial banks. Shaktikanta Das said the move was to encoura...
-
RBI Eases Loan Repayment Rules. How It Helps You
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday permitted commercial banks and other financial lenders to allow borrowers to delay their loan repayments by a period of three months. The move by the regulator complemented the government's announcement of a Rs 1.7 lakh-crore fiscal package the previous day to help the poor survive the 21-day countrywide lo...
-
Excess Usage Of Smartphones Can Actually Be Deadly
Using a smartphone for long hours can actually harm you
-
Carpal Tunnel, Back Pain And Social Anxiety: The Many Risks Associated With Professional Gaming
With millions of dollars in prize money on the line each season, and thousands of players hungry for a roster spot, even minor injuries are a cause for serious concern for the young players who know they can text the 43-year-old doctor at any time.
-
Poll Body Lowers Daily Cash Transaction Limit Of Campaigning Candidates
In a bid to check excess flow of money in electioneering, the Election Commission (EC) has lowered the limit of cash transactions by candidates for campaigning purposes from Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 10,000 per day. In an instruction sent to all chief electoral officers, the poll panel said that for transactions beyond Rs 10,000, the candidates and parties...
-
Maharashtra Warns Of Action If Eligible Students Are Charged Excess Fees
Under the Rajarshee Shahu Educational Fee Scholarship scheme, the government bears 50 per cent of the fee burden of these students by transferring the money directly to colleges.
