05 Mar
Understanding Gold Loans: A Smart Way to Use Your Idle Gold

Understanding Gold Loans: A Smart Way to Use Your Idle Gold

A gold loan lets you unlock cash from your own gold jewellery without selling it, making it a practical choice for sudden financial needs.

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05 Mar
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Rising Gold Prices: Why Now is the Right Time to Avail a Gold Loan

Gold prices in India have been surging in recent years. In 2024 the average price of 24K gold was about ₹78,245 per 10g, up significantly .

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05 Mar
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How EMI Works in Gold Loans: A Beginner’s Guide

An EMI (Equated Monthly Installment) is the fixed amount you pay every month to repay a loan. Each EMI payment includes part of the interest

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05 Mar
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What is 1 Paisa Interest in Gold Loans? Myths vs Facts

There is a common myth floating around that some gold loan lenders charge “1 paisa interest” on the rupee, making it sound negligible. Let’s clear

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05 Mar
Chit Savings in Tamil Nadu: How It Works and Is It Safe?

Chit Savings in Tamil Nadu: How It Works and Is It Safe?

Chit funds (or “chit savings”) are traditional savings-and-borrowing schemes popular in Tamil Nadu and many parts of India

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05 Mar
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Agriculture Loans: Empowering Farmers with the Right Financial Support

Agriculture loans are specialized loans for farmers and those working in allied activities (like dairy, fisheries, or agro-processing).

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05 Mar
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Gold Loan vs Personal Loan: Which Should You Choose?

When deciding between a gold loan and a personal loan, consider your situation and needs. Both provide funds, but their features differ:

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05 Mar
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The Importance of Choosing a Licensed NBFC for Your Loan Needs

In India, many financial companies lend money, but not all are equal. It’s vital to choose a lender that is a licensed NBFC (Non-Banking Financial Company).

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