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Sujit ghosh
lumpsum in mutual fund
by Sujit ghosh on Oct 09, 2010 11:56 PM

ihave 70000/- in hand lumpsum whichn i like to withdraw on october 2011.which fund bwillmgave me 20% return

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sunil rao
SBI Life
by sunil rao on Jun 27, 2010 06:40 PM

Dear Anil,
I invested in SBI Life and paid Rs 1 lac towards the first investment,post which I realised that the scheme is not doing well.I have stopped paying the installments and plan to withdraw at the end of the 3rd year as I would take a hit if i do now.Am i on the right track.Please advice

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Rahul Sharma
Investment
by Rahul Sharma on Feb 21, 2010 04:12 PM

Sir i have LIC money plus policy and 3 years is completed so i want to know either i should to do continue or withdraw the amount

rahul

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srinivasa maadesetty
savings
by srinivasa maadesetty on Dec 30, 2009 02:32 PM

my NSC's are ready for mature by jan 1st week. the value is RS 70 thousands. pls suggest safe means to park the funds. i am risk averse and i must be able to liquidate the funds in need.
thanks

msrao

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rahul mishra
but first calculate whether u need an insurance or not.....
by rahul mishra on Dec 30, 2009 01:29 PM

but first calculate whether u need an insurance or not.....

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rahul mishra
from JAN IST ULIP WILL BE COST LESS
by rahul mishra on Dec 30, 2009 01:27 PM

from JAN IST ULIP WILL BE COST LESS....NEW IRDA GUIDLINES WILL BE APPLICABE..NO INSURANCE CO. CAN CHARGE MORE THAN 3 PERCENT AS CHARGES IN ONE YEAR.....THEY HAVE TO DISEMILATE IN DURING 10 YEARS DURATION......IF ANY ONE NEED INSURANCE WAIT TILL JAN 1ST.

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Second Thought
Never Invest in ULIP
by Second Thought on Dec 20, 2009 12:02 AM  | Hide replies

Never Invest in Ulip Because whenever (either after 3 years or 10 years)you surrender your policiy and withraw the investment your Insurance Policy get expire...

Buy Insurance/Mediclaim policy seprate and invest money separately..

Ulip nver saves Tax... insted the money will be taken by insurance company.. better pay Tax.




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P Nagdev
Re: Never Invest in ULIP
by P Nagdev on Jan 01, 2010 02:27 AM
ULIP's are the best thing to invest into rather than Mutual Funds. The Persons who sell MF will not tell yo that the allocation charges are there on the whole fund and not on the Premiuim.

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balu  balasubramanian
ULIP Issue
by balu balasubramanian on Dec 11, 2009 02:56 PM  | Hide replies

Dear Mr. Anil

I have invested in LIC ULIP/ Insurance (Growth Fund) from 2006 and continuously I have paid the Premium of Rs.70,000/- per year for 3 years.

i) Shall i continue to invest in the same for further periods.

ii)Shall i switch over to some other funds.

iii) Else, shall i keep the invested money in the same fund. and invest Rs.70,000/- (for Tax Saving Purpose)in some other Funds.

Kindly give your suggestion for invest/tax savings.

Thanks & Regards
Balu



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MUKESH SHARMA
Re: ULIP Issue
by MUKESH SHARMA on Dec 22, 2009 01:47 PM
switch the ULIP Plan

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RAMESH GUPTA
ULIP investment
by RAMESH GUPTA on Dec 10, 2009 05:21 PM

Dear Anil
I have invested in ICICI prudential pinnacle fund, in the term and condition one foreclosure clause was given that if after all three premium paid, my fund value will go below 110% of first yr premium then it will automatically surredered.
Is there any chance or history for this type of happening if i am purchasing funds in initial value for fist premium

Rajat
Is there any cha

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nabhi murty
Hi Anil
by nabhi murty on Dec 10, 2009 04:56 PM

I am 77 years old.After 37 years of legal hurdles in Orissa High court & Supreme court, we got full pensionary benefits now. Arrears of 4 lakhs I recd last month.Till now I was not paying tax. Do you think this amount will be yaxable now or can it be staggered over 19 years ( I retired in 1990) so that I need not pay any tax ? are there any savings instruments that allow me not to pay any tax ?
please advise how to go about this.At present the full amount is in Savings bank account.
Thanking you
Murty

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