Women-specific health insurance policy is not worth your money
Welcome to this week's Personal Finance Newsletter! Uncover why health insurance designed specifically for women might not be the wisest financial decision, why choosing your life insurance requires careful thought, and how to adjust your Cost to Company (CTC) to reap the most benefits under both the old and new tax regimes. Dive in to secure and grow your finances!
Are you planning to buy a women-specific health insurance cover? Consider choosing a general health insurance plan that includes maternity benefits instead. Adding a separate maternity cover can significantly raise your annual premiums throughout the policy's duration.
Surbhi Gloria Singh explains why women-specific health insurance is not worth your money. Read here
Investors should sync tax savings with goals and cash flow needs
If you are one of those who have done a last-minute running around to complete your tax investments before March 31, you will do well to keep the momentum going in the new financial year. Starting your tax planning for 2024-2025 right at the start of the financial year will help you organise your finances better and maximise the benefits from tax-saving investments, explains Sarbajeet Sen . Read here
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How to restructure your CTC under old and new tax regime for maximum benefit
Restructuring one's salary has gained more prominence as employers are offering flexible packages now. This enables employees to rationalise each component of their salary to optimise the tax benefits. Sunainaa Chadha explains how you can restructure your CTC under old and new tax regime for maximum benefit. Read here
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