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Tuesday, 25 May 2010

Retirement Planning


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Retiring Wealthy is the most desired aspects of Retirement Planning. Thanks to the advances in modern science, the average life expectancy is continuously increasing. Changing trends show that the non-working life of an individual can be longer than his working life. While the social security systems in developed countries have evolved, the one in our country is virtually non-existent. Joint families, which inherently provided such security, are increasingly being replaced by 'nuclear families'. With increasingly stressful life every one wants to retire early but this requires right planning.

For a 25 year old who needs Rs.30,000 per month today to run his household would require Rs. 1.28 lacs per month after 25 years if inflation is assumed at 6% [ ACTUALLY MUCH HIGHER ].



 This comes to Rs.15.45 lacs per annum. Now if one assumes to earn 10% [ BANK F.D. GIVES LESS THAN 8 % ] return post retirement, he needs Rs.1.55 crores just to meet his monthly household expenses.


Monthly ExpenseRate of Inflat ion No of yrs for retirement Future Value
Rs. 30000/- 6% 25 Rs. 1.28 lacs

You need to plan for retirement because:

  • Traditional avenue of savings are not sufficient to meet retirementexpenses.
  • Rising cost of living.
  • With higher life expectancy you need to provide for around 30 years of your retired life.
  • Not all of us are covered under pension schemes.
  • No social security system in India like in the USA.

CONTACT wealth4u for assistance in Retirement Planning.



Tuesday, 18 May 2010

Shreeram TransportFinCo.NCD IPO




Dear Investor,
 
We are delighted in introducing you a very safe,  and at the same time very attractive investment opportunity.
 
An IPO of Non Convertible Debentures ( NCDs ) from Shriram Transport Company Limited - India's largest asset financing Institution.
 
A consistent profit making & dividend paying company. For  2009/10 -  Net Profit  Rs.873 Crs. & Dividend  60%. 
  • IPO for Rs. 250 Crs. with a green shoe option of another Rs.250 Crs. (Total issue size Rs.500 Crs.)
  • Secured & Unsecured options
  • NCDs will be credited in your existing Demat Account itself.
  • Very attractive interest rates of upto 11%
  • 0.25% additional interest for Senior Citizens for Secured NCDs.
  • NO TDS, whatever may the investment amount
  • "CARE AA+" rating by CARE & "AA/Stable" rating by CRISIL.
  • Listing at NSE, ensuring a permanent liquidity. 
IPO closes on 31/05/2010. Please note, allotment is only on "First Come First Serve" basis.
 
 
As Demat account is compulsory, you can contact our branches immediately for opening your Demat account also.
 
Act immediately..... Do not wait for the last few days of IPO.........
 



Wednesday, 7 April 2010

READY RECKONER-- NEW INCOME TAX SLABS & SECTIONS FOR FY 2010-11

READY RECKONER-- NEW INCOME TAX SLABS & SECTIONS FOR FY 2010-11

Dear Investor,


ATTEND THE TRAINING WORKSHOP ON "INCOME TAX PLANNING"

Please find herewith the New Income Tax Slabs for FY 2010-11

For Individuals, Hindu Undivided Families, Association of Persons and Body of Individuals

Income upto Rs.1.6 lakh

Nil

Income above Rs.1.6 lakh and upto Rs.5 lakh

10 per cent

Income above Rs.5 lakh and upto Rs.8 lakh

20 per cent

Income above Rs.8 lakh

30 per cent

(a) In the case of a resident woman below the age of sixty-five years, the basic exemption limit is Rs. 190,000/-

(b) In the case of a resident individual of the age of sixty-five years or above, the basic exemption limit is Rs. 240,000/-

(c) Surcharge is not applicable

(d) Education cess is applicable @ 3 percent on income-tax

(e) Marginal relief may be available.

Particulars

Taxable/Non- Taxable

Exemption/Rebate

Limit

Taxable Items:

-

-

-

Basic Pay

Fully Taxable

-

-

Dearness Pay

Fully Taxable

-

-

Grade Pay

Fully Taxable

-

-

Dearness Allowance

Fully Taxable

-

-

House Rent Allowance

Fully Taxable

-

-

City Compensate Allowance

Fully Taxable

-

-

Medical Allowance

Fully Taxable

-

-

Family Planning Allowance

Fully Taxable

-

-

Arrear Amount

Fully Taxable

-

-

Maturity Amount of NSC

Fully Taxable

-

-

Total amount withdrawn from NSS

Fully Taxable

-

-

Transport Allowance

Partially Taxable

Rebate

Maximum upto Rs.800 PM

Children Education Allowance

Partially Taxable

Rebate

Maximum upto Rs.100 PM

Deductions:

 

 

 

Less-Allowance U/S 10(13A) Actual Rent Paid

-

Exempt

Actual amount of HRA received or Expenditure on rent in excess of 1/10th of the salary or 50% of Salary, which ever is less Rent Paid

Interest on HBA U/S 24

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.1,50,000

Reimbursement of Medical Exp. U/S 17(2)V

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.15,000

U/S 80C

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.1,00,000

Refund of loan taken for the construction of House

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.1,00,000

C.P.F / G.P.F

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.1,00,000

G.I.S

-

Deduction

Actual

LIC Premium

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.1,00,000

Subscription of N.S.C. / P.P.F

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.1,00,000

Interest Occurred on investment in N.S.C.

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.15,000

C.T.D. / L.I.P. / ULIP (Mutual Fund)

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.1,00,000

Unit Linked Plan

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.1,00,000

Tuition Fee (Limited to 2 children) & (After XII th full time course)

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.1,00,000

5 Years Fixed deposit & 5 years time deposit scheme

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.1,00,000

U/S 80D CCC

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.10,000

U/S 80CCD

-

Deduction

Maximum 10% of BP & DA (Recruited on or after 1.1.2004)

Medi Claim Premium U/S 80D

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.15,000 (Other than above Rs.1,00,000)

Premium paid for Self, Spouse & Children

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.15,000 (other than above Rs.1,00,000)

Premium paid for Parents (If parent is not senior citizen)

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.20,000 (Other than above Rs.1,00,000)

Premium paid for Parents (If parent is senior citizen)

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.20,000 (Other than above Rs.1,00,000)

U/S 80DD

-

Deduction

Handicapped dependents :spouse, son / daughter, parents and brother / sister - Deduction Rs.75,000 to Rs.1,00,000

U/S 80DDB

-

Deduction

Maximum Rs.400,00 (other than above Rs.1,00,000)

U/S 80E

-

Deduction

Entire amount (Interest on higher Education/Study loans)

U/S 80 G

-

Deduction

Deduction for contribution to charitable organization

U/S 80U

-

Deduction

Disability Deduction Rs.75,000 to Rs.1,00,000

 

Tax Relief - Additional savings in Infrastructure Bonds : Rs.20,000

CGHS subscription will be exempted u/s 80D

 



Saturday, 27 March 2010

wealth4u SERVICES An ANNOUNCEMENT


Watch this space at http://wealthforyou-wealth4u.blogspot.com/ for announcement regarding launch of new revolutionary services by "wealth4".
These will also offer many more useful options to our clients.
Also included are hitherto unknown products confined to the world of Super Rich, now brought down to the earth.

These will cover
[1] 
Educational Courses regarding "Science, Technology, Know How & Know Why of Investment world".
[2]
No Frills version of Wealth Account - A real Janata class.
[3] 
'Pay as you use' type services.
[4]
Annual Maintenance Contracts for optimized portfolio performance.
[5]
Profit sharing schemes that ensure FAR HIGHER RETURNS to you.

Thursday, 25 March 2010

ASSURED MONTHLY INCOME / MetLife STRENGTHS series::#9 :MMIP










MetLife STRENGTHS series::#9 :MMIP ASSURED MONTHLY INCOME



Met Monthly Income Plan
1. Guaranteed monthly regular income that you choose at inception payable for 15 years i.e. 180 months.
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2. In case of unfortunate death during the term of the policy, your family will immediately get an amount equal to 25% of the Base Sum Assured (45 times monthly regular income).
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3. Guaranteed payment of monthly regular income even after the death of the Person Insured - If the monthly regular income has already commenced, the balance monthly income installments will be paid to the nominee as and when they are due. If the monthly regular income has not commenced, the same will be commenced starting from the first monthly anniversary following the date of death and shall be paid for the next 15 years to the nominee.
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4. Payment of an additional Sum Assured in case of accidental dealth if Accidental Death Benefit Rider has been opted by you at inception.
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5. Tax benefits* on both the amount invested and the benefits received under Section 80 C and Section 10 10D.
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Disclaimers:
For more details on risk factors, terms and conditions please read sales brochure carefully before concluding a sale. Insurance is the subject matter of the solicitation.
*Tax benefits are as per the provisions of Income Tax Act, 1961, and the same are subject to amendments made there to from time to time, please consult your tax consultants for more details. LD/2009-10/EC203/426

Entry Age (Last Birthday)Min – 18 years
Max – 60 years
Maximum Maturity Age85 years
Minimum Monthly IncomeRs. 2,000 p.m.
Sum Assured (fixed)180 times the Monthly Income
Premium Payment Term5 years/10 years
Policy Term20 years/25 years
RidersAccidental Death Benefit Rider 

Survival Benefits 
You get a monthly regular income that you have chosen at the inception of the policy for 15 years after the end of the Premium Payment Term. The monthly regular income commences from the monthly anniversary date that immediately succeeds the completion of the Premium Payment Term.

Maturity Benefit
On attaining the maturity age you will receive the accrued Simple Reversionary Bonuses along with the Terminal Bonus, if any.
A word about Bonuses

Simple Reversionary Bonus
The policy will participate for Simple Reversionary Bonuses on completion of three years and the declared bonus will be credited on each policy anniversary occurring immediately after the date of declaration of bonus provided all the due premiums have been paid.

Simple Reversionary Bonus is declared by the Company starting from year 3 onwards based on the Company's experience and this is not guaranteed. Simple Reversionary Bonus is payable on death of the life insured or on maturity whichever is earlier. The Simple Reversionary Bonus will not accrue once the death claim is settled and for the lapsed policies.

Terminal Bonus
The Company may also declare a Terminal Bonus as a percentage of the accrued Simple Reversionary Bonus. The Terminal Bonus is payable only after payment of last monthly regular income payment and the same is not guaranteed.





 



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  "wealth4u"













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