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The recently announced budget
can be summed up as the one
targeted towards economic
revival. Despite being an
interim budget, it touched
upon most issues that a regular
budget would.
It reflects a well calibrated
effort to provide relief to the
stressed sectors of the economy
and extend financial benefits to
large sections of the population,
even while keeping the fiscal
deficit under check.
For instance, PM Kisaan
Samman Nidhi will bring relief
to around 12 crore small
farmers who are facing
hardships due to the stress in
the farm sector. The tax
exemption to those earning up
to `5 lakh a year will make a
positive difference to the lives
of the large lower middle
income class group. The Budget
also brings 42 crore workers in
the unorganised sector under
pension coverage.
These measures will
effectively put more money in
the hands of a wide cross
section of people who drive
India’s growth engine.
While higher disposable income
drives the impulsion to spend, I
strongly urge you to not lose sight
of your long-term financial
aspirations. You must make every
effort to save more money and
channel it towards long-term
investment avenues. With easy
access to simple, yet powerful
enablers such as systematic
investment plans (SIPs), securing
one’s financial future is well within
the reach of everyone.
This issue of Samriddhi
provides all you need to know
to not only invest your savings
in a better manner, but also
save taxes while doing so.
Make use of it. As they say, a
penny saved is a penny earned.
The recently announced budget
can be summed up as the one
targeted towards economic
revival. Despite being an
interim budget, it touched
upon most issues that a regular
budget would.
It reflects a well calibrated
effort to provide relief to the
stressed sectors of the economy
and extend financial benefits to
large sections of the population,
even while keeping the fiscal
deficit under check.
For instance, PM Kisaan
Samman Nidhi will bring relief
to around 12 crore small
farmers who are facing
hardships due to the stress in
the farm sector. The tax
exemption to those earning up
to `5 lakh a year will make a
positive difference to the lives
of the large lower middle
income class group. The Budget
also brings 42 crore workers in
the unorganised sector under
pension coverage.
These measures will
effectively put more money in
the hands of a wide cross
section of people who drive
India’s growth engine.
While higher disposable income
drives the impulsion to spend, I
strongly urge you to not lose sight
of your long-term financial
aspirations. You must make every
effort to save more money and
channel it towards long-term
investment avenues. With easy
access to simple, yet powerful
enablers such as systematic
investment plans (SIPs), securing
one’s financial future is well within
the reach of everyone.
This issue of Samriddhi
provides all you need to know
to not only invest your savings
in a better manner, but also
save taxes while doing so.
Make use of it. As they say, a
penny saved is a penny earned.