Suggest a topic

A lot of you reply to the daily emails with suggestions for posts, and I really appreciate that because it gives me post ideas, and I can write about stuff that is most relevant to you.

Normally, I take the gist of your suggestion; create a title of the post, and note it down on a virtual sticky note. But, the issue with this is that it is easy enough to miss an email, and sometimes the titles on the sticky notes don’t make any sense to me when I look at them later on.

So, I am creating a page here that is specifically for your suggestions for posts. You can leave a comment here suggesting an idea for a post, and if I know enough about the topic I will write about it.

That way we won’t lose track of anything you say, and if multiple people suggest the same topic for a post then I know that it should be written prior to moving on to other things.

Thanks for reading – and writing!

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1,786 thoughts on “Suggest a topic”

  1. Hi Manshu,
    Could you please message me your contact as there is a video series we r doing with a reputed financial firm and we would love to have you onboard as the host for the same.
    Thanks,
    Aditya(Outmedia.in)
    9769404968

  2. This is Arwind Sharma, I completely Read your guest post criteria. I have one
    Personal finance regarding topic which title is ”
    Everything You Need To Know Before Taking A Personal Loan”. If you like this topic please tell me about article format and how can i send you my article content.

    I am giving you shorty that my article content is unique and non duplicate
    content. I am waiting for the your response.

    Thanks and Regards

  3. wish to suggest a topic.
    what is the relation ship of the value of bond funds with other indicators, like sensex, inflation rate, interest rate, etc

  4. Hello Respected,

    would you accepting third party content to submit in your blogs related topic in blogs. I appreciate your response.

    Thanks

  5. Hi

    A very nice initiative for the users to send in their topics you can cover up.

    Could you include something on peer-topeer lending sites such as iLends, Lendbox.in and Fairent that are trying to disrupt the bank lending model in India

  6. Informative comments , I loved the information – Does anyone know where I could possibly find a template 2012 AF IMT 1206 copy to use ?

  7. Dear Sir,

    can you please advise me if there is any MF/fund which offers fixed interest higher than our bank deposits?

    Thanks,
    Kiran

  8. Can a Bank lower FD rates on the already existing NRE FD that was opened between Mar’01 2014 and july’2014 citing reasons as “tp comply with RBI regulations”. Need suggestions as to how to proceed against the bank for breach of contract so that I can get compensation for the reduction of interest rate This was done by lakshmi Vilas bank for the already opened NRE FDs that was booked during 2014. The email sent by LVB is as follows
    “We refer to your NRE deposit(s) opened with our branch listed over leaf, for which the branch had issued deposit receipt, wherein the rate of interest has been erroneously mentioned as # %. It has been noticed that the applicable rate of interest for the deposits as on the said date was $ % as per the following Regulatory instructions issued by RBI.
    1. In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 35A of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, and in modification of the directive issued by Reserve Bank of India vide their circular NO: DBOD.Dir.BC.70/13.03.00/2013-14 dated November 29, 2013 on Deregulation of Interest Rates on Non-Resident (External) Rupee (NRE) Deposits, the Reserve Bank of India having satisfied that it is necessary and expedient in the public interest to do so, has directed that instructions issued vide directive DBOD.Dir.BC.39/13.03.00/ 2013-14 dated August 14, 2013 will continue till February 28, 2014. With effect from March 1, 2014, the interest rate ceiling will revert to the position prior to August 14, 2013, i.e. interest rates offered by banks on NRE deposits cannot be higher than those offered by them on comparable domestic rupee deposits.
    2. In terms of the said regulatory instructions, the maximum interest rate applicable on your deposit(s) shall not exceed $%. While expressing our deep regret for the inadvertent error caused in compliance with the said RBI directives, we are compelled to modify the interest from # % to $ % for the said deposits till the date of maturity.
    [#-ROI erroneously printed in the TD receipt issued and $ the applicable ROI-Refer overleaf]
    3. Accordingly the revised Maturity Value in respect of DCD (Cumulative deposit) is mentioned over leaf, which will be paid at the time of maturity.
    4. In respect of fixed deposits with periodical interest pay out option, the already paid excess interest will be adjusted in the ensuing periodical interest pay out, the details of which have been mentioned overleaf.
    In the above backdrop, we have made changes in our system to ensure the interest rates offered to you are in conformity with RBI guidelines.

    While once again expressing our deep regrets for the inconvenience caused to you in the matter, we hope that you would appreciate the regulatory compulsion for the bank to effect the above modification in the rate of interest. To facilitate the bank to effect necessary corrections in the deposit receipt/s held by you, we request you to tender the said receipt/s at the branch for effecting necessary corrections. If for any reasons, the deposit receipts are not tendered for making necessary corrections, the deposit/s will be continued till the contracted date of maturity with a revised rate of interest at $ . We request you to continue your patronage and support.

    In case you need further details pls contact the Branch.”

  9. Can you please provide a detailed guide on the following:
    1. How to transfer shares held in physical form? (w/o converting to demat)
    2. How to fill up Form SH-4?
    3. What is Franking?
    4. Where to find “share transfer stamp” in Delhi for form SH-4?
    5. How to transfer jointly held physical shares in the name of the first holder if the second holder is untraceable/missing?
    6. How to claim dividend for physical shares for the past 20 years?

  10. Request for Guest Blog

    Hi Team,

    I happened to stumble upon your blog http://www.onemint.com while surfing and really liked the posts.

    I am wondering if you’d be interested in a guest blog post about “5 Ways to Go Green and Save Money”. I have some ideas that I am sure will interest your readers. The post will be about 400-700 words.

    Looking forward to hear from you.

    Regards,
    Shanaya

  11. Tax free bonds in FY 2015-16 , impact on current tfb prices and does it make sense to book profits in 2013-14 bonds and get into new bonds for longer terms (20yr) ?

  12. Hi Manshu and Shiv,

    Can u guys talk on US interest rates and its data on inflation, unemployment, GDP (comparing it with India’s if possible) with some views of Fed chairwoman. And its impact on India (Indian markets and FIIs) if interest rates are hiked in coming months.

    Thanks,
    Krunal

    1. Yes, this would be a great topic as well .. especially when there is one lobby in US with strong belief that FED will not raise rates and QE will continue. They predict the bubble will burst soon with dollar losing value in international markets leading to high inflation and surge in gold price
      Source: Youtube channels of Mike Maloney, Peter Schiff , Jim Rickards and Ron Paul

  13. I was going through a website called SmartOwner.com and it talks about the concept of online investment in real estate in India. The concept seems nice, but not sure about the reliability of the service and the process. Would you be able to write a review or analysis on this or any similar services?

  14. Hi,

    Could you please let me understand the Greece crisis. How it is impacting the Indian markets.

    Thank you,
    Satyam

  15. Manshu,
    Can you please post something on ….Goldilocks Economy ?
    Is Indian Economy is that ?
    What has happened in past after this phase of economy ?
    Kartavi

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