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Home Loan Eligibility: How Much Can You Borrow?

25 October 202625 October 2026 by SumSense Editorial Team
Home Loan Eligibility: How Much Can You Borrow? – SumSense guide

How banks decide how much home loan you get – income, existing EMIs, property value, age and credit score – with a worked example.

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NPS: Tax Benefits and Withdrawal Rules (2026)

25 October 202625 October 2026 by SumSense Editorial Team
NPS: Tax Benefits and Withdrawal Rules (2026) – SumSense guide

NPS tax deductions in both regimes, and the new exit rules that let non-government subscribers take up to 80% as a lump sum.

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Credit Card Minimum Due: Why It Costs You More

25 October 202625 October 2026 by SumSense Editorial Team
Credit Card Minimum Due: Why It Costs You More – SumSense guide

Paying only the minimum due avoids a late fee but not interest. See what it really costs and how to clear card debt faster.

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TDS on FD Interest: Limits and How to Avoid It (Form 121)

25 October 202625 October 2026 by SumSense Editorial Team
TDS on FD Interest: Limits and How to Avoid It (Form 121) – SumSense guide

When banks deduct TDS on deposit interest, the limits for seniors and others, the new Form 121 and how to get excess TDS back.

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Home Loan Tax Benefits: What You Can Claim

25 October 202625 October 2026 by SumSense Editorial Team
Home Loan Tax Benefits: What You Can Claim – SumSense guide

Interest, principal, stamp duty and joint-loan benefits on a home loan, and what changes under the new tax regime.

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Capital Gains Tax on Shares and Mutual Funds (2026-27)

25 October 202625 October 2026 by SumSense Editorial Team
Capital Gains Tax on Shares and Mutual Funds (2026-27) – SumSense guide

How gains on shares, equity funds and debt funds are taxed in tax year 2026-27, with rates, holding periods and worked examples.

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FD vs RD: Which Should You Choose?

25 October 202625 October 2026 by SumSense Editorial Team
FD vs RD: Which Should You Choose? – SumSense guide

Fixed deposit or recurring deposit? How each earns interest, a side-by-side example, tax and TDS, and when to pick which.

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PPF Explained: Interest Rate, Rules and Withdrawals

25 October 202625 October 2026 by SumSense Editorial Team
PPF Explained: Interest Rate, Rules and Withdrawals – SumSense guide

Everything about the Public Provident Fund: 7.1% interest, ₹1.5 lakh yearly limit, 15-year lock-in, loans, withdrawals and tax.

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Gratuity: Who Gets It and How It Is Calculated

25 October 202625 October 2026 by SumSense Editorial Team
Gratuity: Who Gets It and How It Is Calculated – SumSense guide

The gratuity formula, who qualifies under the Labour Codes, a worked example and how much of it is tax-free.

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HRA Exemption: How to Calculate It Under the 2026 Rules

25 October 202625 October 2026 by SumSense Editorial Team
HRA Exemption: How to Calculate It Under the 2026 Rules – SumSense guide

The three-part formula for HRA exemption, the 8 cities that now get the 50% rate, and a worked example for tax year 2026-27.

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