Expert advice on credit cards, home loans, CIBIL score, EMI calculators and tax-saving investments — practical money guides for Indians.
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To improve your CIBIL score fast, pay all EMIs and credit card bills on time, keep your credit utilisation below 30%, avoid applying for multiple loans simultaneously, and check your credit report for errors. Consistent on-time payments over 6–12 months can raise your score by 50–100 points.
The best cashback credit cards in India 2026 include the Axis Bank ACE Card (5% on bill payments), SBI Cashback Card (5% on online spends), and HDFC Millennia Card (5% on Amazon and Flipkart). Choose based on your top spending category — online shopping, fuel, or utilities.
Home loan EMI is calculated using the formula: EMI = P × r × (1+r)^n / [(1+r)^n − 1], where P is the principal, r is the monthly interest rate, and n is the tenure in months. For a ₹50 lakh loan at 8.5% for 20 years, the EMI is approximately ₹43,391.
The best investment options in India 2026 include SIP in equity mutual funds for long-term wealth, PPF for tax-free guaranteed returns, Sovereign Gold Bonds for gold exposure with 2.5% annual interest, and FDs for short-term stability. Your ideal choice depends on your risk appetite and investment horizon.
Section 80C allows a maximum deduction of ₹1.5 lakh per financial year from taxable income. Eligible investments include ELSS mutual funds, PPF, NSC, 5-year FD, life insurance premiums, EPF contributions, and home loan principal repayment.
For amounts above ₹1 lakh or tenures beyond 12 months, a personal loan at 10–18% interest is cheaper than credit card EMI at 13–24%. Credit card EMI is better for existing card holders making a large purchase, as no-cost EMI offers are available on certain transactions at select merchants.
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