The nominal or original value of a share as stated in the company's memorandum of association
A savings instrument offered by banks and NBFCs where a lump sum is deposited for a fixed tenure at a predetermined interest rate. Interest can be paid out periodically or at maturity. FDs up to ₹5 lakh per depositor per bank are insured under the DICGC scheme.
A mutual fund that can invest across large-cap
A TDS certificate issued by an employer to a salaried employee after the financial year ends. Part A contains details of TDS deducted and deposited; Part B contains a detailed salary breakup and deductions. Required when filing the income tax return.
A consolidated annual tax statement available on the income tax portal that shows all TDS deducted
A mutual fund that invests in other mutual funds rather than directly in stocks or bonds. Offers diversification across multiple funds and fund houses but typically carries a slightly higher expense ratio due to two layers of fund management fees.
Derivative contracts that derive their value from an underlying asset like a stock or index. Futures obligate the buyer to purchase at a set price on a future date