From insurance to SIPs to retirement: How Parliament’s Winter Session rewrote your financial future

[ad_1] Driving the news While the political headlines from the Winter Session focused on the usual parliamentary theatrics, Parliament quietly passed a legislative package that fundamentally alters the DNA of your personal finances.In a matter of days, the rules governing how you insure your life, save for retirement, and invest in the market were rewritten….

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EU-Mercosur trade deal: Lula eyes January signing; EU farmer protests and member pushback delay pact

[ad_1] Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said on Saturday that he hopes the long-pending free-trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union will be signed in January, even as opposition from some EU members and protests by European farmers delay the deal, AP reported.Speaking at a summit of South American leaders in Foz…

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Electricity Bill consultation: Power minister discusses draft amendments with MPs; stakeholder feedback underway

[ad_1] Power Minister Manohar Lal has held consultations with a panel of Members of Parliament on the proposed Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2025, as the government seeks feedback on changes aimed at strengthening India’s power sector framework, PTI reported.MPs from various political parties in both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha participated in the meeting of…

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AI boom or bubble? Is the AI bet driving US growth into risky territory; Ruchir Sharma explains

[ad_1] Left- AI generated reperesentative image; Right- Ruchir Sharma (File photo) The global economy has entered a phase where artificial intelligence has become the dominant force shaping growth, markets and policy, with the US now the most exposed to both its promise and its risks, according to economist and investor Ruchir Sharma.“This big factor has…

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Housing market outlook: Nearly 70% developers see over 5% rise in home prices in 2026; demand remains strong

[ad_1] Nearly 70 per cent of real estate developers expect housing prices to rise by more than 5 per cent during the 2026 calendar year, driven by sustained demand, according to a sentiment survey conducted by industry body CREDAI and property data analytics firm CRE Matrix, PTI reported.The survey, conducted in November and December with…

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