July 2010

Saturday, July 31, 2010

PayPal resumes electronic withdrawal in India for the second time this year

When PayPal stopped electronic withdrawal for Indian users in February 2010, everyone waited for the removal of the ban.

The reserve bank of India imposed restrictions on PayPal, as it cited statement discrepancies on PayPal’s part.

However, the stalemate ended and again it was happy times for Indian users. The electronic withdrawal system resumed after a month.

Friday, July 16, 2010

Indian currency Rupee has finally got a symbol



Indian currency Rupee has become the fifth currency in the world to be assigned a symbol.  The Indian parliament gave permissions to assign rupee with a rare symbol. The symbol is a blend of two popular scripts, Devnagiri and Latin.

The credit to find the right symbol goes to D. Udaya Kumar, the man who wins hearts of the Indian cabinet with his intelligent design. The symbol represents two horizontal lines, which cuts the Devnagiri (RA) in the upper section as shown in the picture above. Both lines cut across the Devnagiri script (RA) right on the top, which is in contrast to other currency symbols in the world.

Thursday, July 15, 2010

How to Plan for Retirement A 401K or 403B

To begin with, many would perhaps, be perturbed by the names 401K, or 403B. The names reflect the tax sections in the law books, and it makes it all the more easier for you to understand the implications of the named tax sections.

A 403B plan is a retirement plan offered to nonprofits, or those who work in public schools. Even persons who work in hospitals or religious organizations are entitled to opt for 403B retirement plans.

401K retirement plans are tailored for business people and corporate sectors that belong to profitable organizations.

Monday, July 12, 2010

Why Parents need Life Insurance for Children

Parents may have different reasons when they decide to insure their child’s life. Some may argue that life insurance for children is merely an insurance marketing ploy, and insurance firms do it probably to rake in money.

It doesn’t make any sense for parents to opt for life insurance for their children. An Insurance agent, when trying to sell an insurance policy to a parent, would tell, “If your child met with an unlikely end, you are entitled to receive monetary benefits”, which is quite ridiculously.

On the other hand, there exists term based insurance, which carries added benefits for children.
Still, life insurance for children is out there, and parents try and save money on some insurance policies to safeguard their children’s future. There are more aspects of life insurance for children, parents should look at.
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