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Khatha is one of the important document for transferring the property or paying the taxes in Bangalore. If you buy a property or flat in Bangalore, you must get the Khatha at the earliest for avoiding any issues on property at the later point of time. There is a confusion among the Bangalore citizens on Khatha A and Khatha B documents…

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At one point or another, most of us have sat through a multi-level marketing business opportunity presentation — whether we knew it or not. These types of businesses, otherwise referred to as network marketing — or, with a negative connotation, pyramid schemes — have been around for years, but have been on the rise recently…

Next month, I’m traveling from Des Moines to Indianapolis and making a return trip about five days later.
At first glance, it makes a lot of sense to fly. It would take me from Des Moines through Chicago to Indianapolis in about four and a half hours. Alternately, I could drive this trip and it would take eight hours…

Your home is not an investment.
Before you call me a jerk, idiot, or unflattering expletives, let me share some objective data as to why a home is not an investment.
The reality is that housing prices have barely outpaced inflation over the last 125 years. Inflation adjusted housing prices are just 1…

Getting as much out of your money as possible becomes increasingly important as we get older. Our thoughts might turn to luxury holidays, home ownership, home improvement or even retirement, which means having a little nest egg to rely on makes it a little easier to meet those costs, but what is the best way of building one up?

ISAs, which usually come in two forms – Cash and Stocks and Shares, are ideal for anyone hoping to save money long-term while also gaining significant amounts from interest every year…