Author: TI Editor

International travel can be extremely heavy on the pocket if you are a frequent traveler. This is where a travel credit card can help you save on your budget while not letting you compromise on your luxurious lifestyle. Here is a list of the top 8 travel credit cards best suited for international travelers in 2025:In conclusion, you must make sure that you do not use your credit card unnecessarily as these cards may make you form a habit of overspending. You must also note that even a single missed bill repayment can impact your credit score which may impact…

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Glas Trust Co. LLC, the US lender of bankrupt edtech firm Byju’s, has moved the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) with a fresh plea that seeks to prevent Byju’s subsidiary Aakash Educational Services from amending its articles of association (AoA) for restructuring and fundraising. AoAs are a company’s internal rulebook that outlines how it will be governed and operated.The plea follows the withdrawal of a petition on 25 February by Singapore VII Topco, backed by private-equity firm Blackstone, which challenged the proposed amendment. Singapore Topco had secured a stay from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in November 2024…

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Modified Interest Subvention Scheme (MISS) is a central sector scheme by the Government of India which is fully funded for giving concessional short term credit to the farmers. Launched in the 2006- 07 fiscal year, the scheme is designed to provide cheap credit to the farmers engaged in agriculture and allied activities.Key features of Modified Interest Subvention Scheme1. Interest subvention ratesFor banks: The government offers an interest subvention of 2% to banks, which has been reduced to 1.5% for the financial years 2022-23 and 2023-24.For farmers: Farmers can avail short-term crop loans up to ₹3 lakh at a subsidised interest…

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Online payments platform Paytm’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Vijay Shekhar Sharma, in a social media X post on Tuesday, March 11, flagged that airline travellers should be able to identify which aircraft they will be boarding to select their preferred seats before booking. Tagging the official social media X handle of Tata-owned Air India in the post, Vijay Shekhar Sharma said that he booked his Air India “long flight,” assuming that it would have the new aircraft (Airbus 350) with new seats.However, the photo shared on the social media platform showed that it was an aircraft from the full-service carrier’s older…

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Credit cards are a great way to make smart transactions to save on money while not compromising on your lifestyle. If you are someone who has just started your career and are looking for an entry level credit card which not only suits your budget but also helps you become financially independent, here is a list of the top entry level credit cards which you should consider in 2025.In conclusion, before you apply for a credit card, you must evaluate your finances so that you can get a deal which aligns with your lifestyle and does not put you under…

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Missing an Equated Monthly Instalment (EMI) payment by a day in India can result in serious fines along with a blow to your credit score. Lenders are tightening policies, and it is crucial that the borrower knows the effects of late payments and how to be exempted from them.Concept of late payment and associated finesLate charges are also variable, depending on the lender and the terms of the loan. Banks, for example, might charge late charges and interest on the balance. These charges accumulate very fast, and it is even more challenging to pay off your debt. New RBI regulations…

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A visit to Rolls-Royce’s factory in Goodwood reminds you that Rolls is a carmaker like no other. Set amid the lovely West Sussex countryside, it resembles a fancy hotel, amid wildflower meadows, reed-fringed ponds and lime trees, with foliage trimmed into perfect cubes. The reaction of the maker of the world’s swankiest cars to a dip in sales is also untypical. The firm revealed on January 8th that in 2024 it sold 5,712 cars, 320 fewer than in 2023. But is Chris Brownridge, the boss since late 2023, concerned? “Absolutely not!” he declares, noting that “we don’t see ourselves as…

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(Bloomberg) — Poland will face consequences if it introduces a levy on large technology companies, the incoming US envoy to Warsaw warned, escalating a spat between the two countries. The government has no plans to abandon work on the tax, Digitization Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski told Radio Zet on Tuesday, calling the intervention “sick.” Tom Rose, whom President Donald Trump appointed as the next US ambassador to Poland, called the planned levy “not very smart” in a post on social media platform X on Monday. The new tax would hurt relations between the two countries and the US president would “reciprocate…

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Cloud-based software services major Zoho Corporation’s co-founder Sridhar Vembu, on Tuesday, March 11, raised his concerns about the jobs in the software industry ahead of the upcoming artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, according to his post on the social media platform X.Citing reasons ranging from “massive over-capacity”, smaller budget crisis for Indian banking clients, and not removing people with inefficiencies, Sridhar Vembu highlighted his stance of pessimism for the software job market before the AI takeover. Also Read | Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu takes swipe at ‘overpriced’ DocuSign – Here’s why“That is why I am pessimistic about the software job market, even before…

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