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Jarvis.-.
Rbi Just announced meeting on 3rd nov 

Instead of waiting till Dec meeting they announced this so  obviously they will increase repo rate again, very unexpected move


https://www.livemint.com/news/india/rbi-schedul...


Last time (may 2022) they did this we saw a 1.4% hike in 3 months

We can see above 6.5% repo rate before ending of 2022 now!! FD rates will follow!!
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pranavcool wrote:

i guess wait till it touches 8% and prefer stable banks for 5-6 y atleast no tension

Nowadays like pre covid times, short term (2-3 year) FDs are gaining more interest.
Which means banks are not wanting to commit long term with their best rates.
eg. 
Indusind had their best rates for 5 years FDs. Now they have for 2 years FD.
HDFC had their best for 5 yrs +, now 3-5 yrs has the best rates.

several other examples are there.
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i guess wait till it touches 8% and prefer stable banks for 5-6 y atleast no tension

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Buy tech stocks on NYSE, most stocks will tank to extreme low levels 😄

Naah. 

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Axis, SBI, HDFC all offering 6.1% for 1 year FD🤣. 

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Buy tech stocks on NYSE, most stocks will tank to extreme low levels 😄

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Original wrote:

Buy tech stocks on NYSE, most stocks will tank to extreme low levels 😄

Naah. 

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bikidas2060 wrote:

Naah. 

Do you mean we should avoid tech stocks for normal investment
or just for the reason that OP wants low risk fixed income?
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Knight11 wrote:

Axis, SBI, HDFC all offering 6.1% for 1 year FD🤣. 

And they did that just 1-2 days ago and today rbi do this what a coincidence or insider news🤣
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Slightest of chance of getting pre approved hdfc millenia cc if someone opens a fd of one lakh plus in their bank if he is a non hdfc customer?
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Original wrote:
Do you mean we should avoid tech stocks for normal investment
or just for the reason that OP wants low risk fixed income?
No no. Tech stocks ld do well. It's just most stocks wont tank, at least not in near future. Stocks ll mostly consolidate for a while. Stock market might underperform for a while. Euphoria is not over yet.
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Kaleen wrote:
Slightest of chance of getting pre approved hdfc millenia cc if someone opens a fd of one lakh plus in their bank if he is a non hdfc customer?
Yes probably Better to keep it in savings acc, millennia cc will get pre approved in 2-3 months
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BubbleBoyChickenLittle wrote:
Yes probably Better to keep it in savings acc, millennia cc will get pre approved in 2-3 months
Bro already have two bank accounts sbi and icici, doesn't want to burden myself with one more account so opening account is not a option
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Kaleen wrote:
Bro already have two bank accounts sbi and icici, doesn't want to burden myself with one more account so opening account is not a option
You will have to open acc in most banks nowadays if you want to do a FD there. Keeping large amt in banks just to get cc isn't going to help unless also regularly doing txns of good amt/volume in the acc via debit card.
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Knight11 wrote:

Axis, SBI, HDFC all offering 6.1% for 1 year FD🤣. 

ICICI 5.8 😏
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i guess wait till it touches 8% and prefer stable banks for 5-6 y atleast no tension

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bikidas2060 wrote:
No no. Tech stocks ld do well. It's just most stocks wont tank, at least not in near future. Stocks ll mostly consolidate for a while. Stock market might underperform for a while. Euphoria is not over yet.
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pranavcool wrote:

i guess wait till it touches 8% and prefer stable banks for 5-6 y atleast no tension

Nowadays like pre covid times, short term (2-3 year) FDs are gaining more interest.
Which means banks are not wanting to commit long term with their best rates.
eg. 
Indusind had their best rates for 5 years FDs. Now they have for 2 years FD.
HDFC had their best for 5 yrs +, now 3-5 yrs has the best rates.

several other examples are there.
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Home loan EMI fir mehngi 😡

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get into Liquid overnight funds. its nearing 6.4% return now. soon to reach 8% with LTCG tax benefits.

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neohelp wrote:

get into Liquid overnight funds. its nearing 6.4% return now. soon to reach 8% with LTCG tax benefits.

True about return this month got 6.1% IRR now it'll be 6.5% after rate hike but about tax its comes under debt funds not equity so no 1lakh ltcg benefit
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neohelp wrote:

get into Liquid overnight funds. its nearing 6.4% return now. soon to reach 8% with LTCG tax benefits.

Can you explain Give some article/video to explain what this is
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Jarvis.-. wrote:
True about return this month got 6.1% IRR now it'll be 6.5% after rate hike but about tax its comes under debt funds not equity so no 1lakh ltcg benefit
yes, no 1 lakh benefit but full indexation benefits after 3 years. at current inflation level, its tax free.
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Knight11 wrote:

Axis, SBI, HDFC all offering 6.1% for 1 year FD🤣. 

BOB still on 5.50%
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I intend to reinvest some FD maturities around December. Should I wait till December last week or do it in the first week itself? What's the suggestion?

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Agnivo007 wrote:

I intend to reinvest some FD maturities around December. Should I wait till December last week or do it in the first week itself? What's the suggestion?

Hard to say banks increasing rates really slowly, even if u wait 2-3 wks getting more interest is totally ur luck/bank dependent, best would be wait 6-7months in short term fds/savings/debt funds and then invest when rates r higher finally
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neohelp wrote:
yes, no 1 lakh benefit but full indexation benefits after 3 years. at current inflation level, its tax free.
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Jarvis.-. wrote:
Hard to say banks increasing rates really slowly, even if u wait 2-3 wks getting more interest is totally ur luck/bank dependent, best would be wait 6-7months in short term fds/savings/debt funds and then invest when rates r higher finally
Nice suggestion to invest in 6months FD and then book for the long haul when the RBI tone sounds different...
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neohelp wrote:

get into Liquid overnight funds. its nearing 6.4% return now. soon to reach 8% with LTCG tax benefits.

How did you arrive 6.4% where to confirm this online?

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dealkart wrote:

How did you arrive 6.4% where to confirm this online?

check RBI website for latest rates
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Today's RBI Monetary Policy Committee meeting was to discuss report to be submitted to Govt for not able to control inflation. Their regular bi-monthly meeting is scheduled from 5th to 7th Dec. (For change in repo rate) so no increase in repo rate today.

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