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August 30, 2009

The Hidden Truth About Swine Flu H1N1

Filed under: Life — Tags: ailments, degree celsius, exact copy, expiry date, flu, foreign investment, half year, hepatitis, hepatitis b, hepatitis b vaccine, hidden truth, latin america, medicines, news items, pune, purchasing power, saliva, software co, swine flu, target — admin @ 1:04 pm

Its an unedited exact copy of the email received, The hidden truth about Swine Flu in India.

swine 300x225 The Hidden Truth About Swine Flu H1N1

1) Swine flue is the disease originated in Mexico Latin America where
large amount of pork is consumed.The disease is also present in USA
, Canada etc. where pork is consumed. You are quite aware that pork
is not at all popular in Pune.

2) Till date only 136 people are dead all over the world due to Swine
flue within last one and half year.

3) The swine flue virus thrives in the atmosphere below temp. of 27
degree Celsius and please note that the temp. is 33 degree Celsius in
Pune .

4)The most of the people died in Pune recently were having various
other ailments and the real cause of the death is not swine flue.
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August 29, 2009

Know Your Credit Card Statement

Filed under: Economy — Tags: address account, address card, billing address, billing statement, cash advance, cash advances, credit card customer, credit card issuer, credit card provider, customer service number, due date, few days, important information, interest rate, late fees, minimum payment, monthly statements, payment date, reference number, time limit — admin @ 11:47 am

credit card statement

Credit card statement is the billing statement you receive monthly from your credit card issuer. It contains all the transactions made using your credit card, and the total outstanding balance, payment date etc.Credit card companies have different looking monthly statements. Understanding your credit card statement is a simple job, but a vigilant one.

Take a look at your monthly credit card statement, and you’ll see that it contains a great deal of important information. Always check the name, billing address, card number. Then compare the charges with your sales slips

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Taking a loan with your credit card

Filed under: Economy — Tags: banks, credit card facility, credit card loan, credit cards, due date, emi, extra money, interest rate, loan credit, playstation, playstation 3, pros and cons, secured loan, sums, unsecured loan — admin @ 11:26 am

Taking a loan on your credit card

Getting cash on your credit card is a very expensive affair. When you borrowing cash on your card; you may get an offer from the bank to opt for the EMI (Equated Monthly Installment) facility to make the payment. Loan from your credit card facility does not come cheap and the interest on the EMI is excessive. The interest rate may vary from 30-45% Better that you make the payment before the due date in one go and give the EMI facility a miss.

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August 28, 2009

Credit cards How Useful are they ?

Filed under: Economy — Tags: auto debit, banks, best credit card offer, card holder, cardholder, convenience, credit card offer, credit cards, fear, financial crisis, free periods, interest rate, interest rates, lifetime, minimum payment, negative factors, plastic cards, pleasure, rebates, rewards — admin @ 11:14 am

Credit cards How Useful are they ?

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Credit card is a way of payment using plastic cards. The issuer or bank lend money to the card holder on the basis of different interest rate. It is a convenience. One important thing is to use it thoughtfully. The credit card industry has seen many changes due to the financial crisis. Nowadays banks are altering credit limits, doing away with interest free periods and charging higher interest rates on the credit borrowed.

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August 27, 2009

Globus Spirits Ltd IPO, IPO Analysis

Filed under: IPO Analysis — Tags: cap price, eligible employees, equity share, face value, friends colony, globus, Ipo analysis, isue, new delhi, new friends, rs 90, share premium, spirits, upto — admin @ 4:48 am

Globus Spirits Ltd
Registered Office: No C-631 New Friends Colony, New Delhi, New Delhi-110065.
Phone: 91-11-41628325/26836394 Fax: 91-11-26822805
Email: ipo@globusgroup.in Website: www.globusspirits.com

Initial Public issue of 75,00,000 equity shares of Rs.10/- each for cash at a price of Rs.[*] (including share premium of Rs.[*] per equity share) aggregating to Rs.[*] Crores (hereinafter referred to as the issue). The issue comprises a Reservation for eligible Employees of upto 50,000 Equity shares of Rs.10/-each (the Employee Reservation Portion) aggregating to Rs.[*] Crores and the net issue to the Public of 74,50,000 Equity Shares of Rs.10/-each (the Net Issue) aggregating to Rs.[*] Crores. The issue will constitute 37.96 % of the fully diluted post-issue paid-up capital of the company. The net isue to public would constitute 37.71% of the fully diluted post issue paid-up capital of the company.Price band: Rs. 90 to Rs. 100 per equity share of face value of Rs. 10/- each. The face value of the Equity share is Rs.10/- each. The Floor price is 9.0 times of the face value and the cap price is 10.0 times of the face value
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What is IRF’s Or Interest Rate Futures Introduced in Indian Markets

Filed under: Stocks — Tags: bond prices, clarity, december 31, derivatives, government security, indian markets, institutional investor, interest rate futures, interest rates, intrest rate, intrest rates, investors, irf, last time, nse, price relation, six years, strong signal, transaction charges, treasuries — admin @ 3:29 am

IRF Intrest rate futures IRF’s or Interest Rate Futures is available to all investors from Aug 31. Its a form of derivatives which is used to hedge against interest rate risks. The NSE launched the IRF’s on the basis of a ten year government security and has waived transaction charges till December 31. The investors till now had no tool to make the benefit from the rise in the interest rates. this move would ensure that they do get a chance to make use of the rises of intrest rates in the bond prices. This new introduction to the market gives strong signal that more tools like this would be introduced into the market.
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August 24, 2009

How to Manage Your Wealth

Filed under: Economy — Tags: 10 years, any guesses, bit by bit, current market, debt instruments, inflation, investment option, investors, maturity, money, mutual funds, period of time, proportion, risk appetite, short term investment, short time, sphere, time frame, younger generation — admin @ 7:05 pm

How To Manage Your Wealth

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There are many products in the market that a normal person can invest in and as with any other things there are advantages and disadvantages with each and every product. Each product do need a different method of strategy. Lets see where we can get some money.

Lets first take the hottest product for us any guesses ? Yes our favorite Equities, One of the instruments that can make you rich in a very short time frame, some times a bit much longer. The growth of the equity does show the growth of the country but making a choice would be difficult because it is a very sharp tool that would work in the negative sphere too very easily which may turn your investment to half. The current market is attractive for some period of time, I does not mean that this number in where the Nifty is but the period as a whole may be for another 8-10 years. But as time passes there should be more options to re route our funds for good returns.

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August 20, 2009

Common Mistakes Of Equity Investors

Filed under: Stocks — Tags: assumptions, attractive investment, dangerous thing, diversification, eggs in one basket, enormous pressures, equity investment, equity investors, feature price, hard earned money, investing in equities, investing in the stock market, losses, market timing, ot, risk factors, sense of self, stock market stock, stock prices, unexpected event — admin @ 8:09 am

Common Mistakes of Equity Investors

Equity investment is an attractive investment ,but it also possess some risk factors. Investors have to think before investing in equities, as there are chances to lose money in stock market by their own mistakes. Some investors wants to accumulate wealth too quickly, so they keep looking for tips and often resort to assumptions ,they makes loss in their investment. Lets discuss some of them.

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August 19, 2009

Income Excluded From Tax

Filed under: Economy — Tags: agricultural income, agriculture, clarification, government employers, gratuity, high time, income comes from, india, lakh, money, partnership deed, retirement scheme, salary, state government, taxable income, time period, travel records, voluntary retirement, workman — admin @ 5:16 pm

hd save tax Income Excluded From Tax

There are some types of Income that the tax department has given as not to pay taxes, if the income comes from these sources, we can have a small walk through these, as normally people loves saving tax and its high time that we know about the income excluded from tax.

Agriculture activity income is not treated as an income this can be more explained with the help of an example if your father gives you money from his agricultural income as a gift then you do not have to treat it as taxable income, but father should be a person who files his return.

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