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Certified Financial Planner Certification Program Certified Financial Planner Certification is a mark of excellence granted to individuals who meet the stringent standards of education, examination, experience and ethics. NIPS is affiliated with the Financial Planning Standards Board, India (FPSB India) for the CFPCM (Certified Financial Planner) Certified Financial Planner Certification Education Program. Financial Planning Standards Board, India is a Professional Standards Setting body that proactively guides the development and promotion of standards for Financial Planning Professionals. It is an affiliate of Financial Planning Standards Board (FPSB) based in Denver, U.S.A. FPSB, India oversees the administration of the internationally recognized Certified Financial Planner professional certification process.

Government rolls back 1% TDS on property sales

'Tax Planning'

'NEW DELHI: The government on Monday rolled back the proposed one percent tax deduction at source (TDS) on transfer of immovable property. Initiating the debate on the Finance Bill for 2012-13 in the Lok Sabha, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said the government had decided to roll back the levy after receiving various representations. "The Finance Bill proposes that every transferee of immovable property (other than agricultural land), at the time of making payment for transfer of the property, shall deduct tax at the rate of 1 percent of such sum," Mukherjee said.'

Why it's important to scan your health policy

'Insurance Planning'

'Sushil Jain, 75, has a major grouse against his health insurer of almost two decades. "I've made only one claim so far, in February 1999, for the surgery of my lower spine," he says. "I have been in perfect health since then. In fact, I have not been to a doctor in the past 15 years. Yet, at the time of renewal, the company insists on treating this as a preexisting illness and has turned down my request to increase the value of insurance cover," he adds.'

How you can get good returns from equity investments without taking higher risk

'Investment Planning'

'It is widely believed that risky investments can yield better returns than the safer bets in an investor's portfolio. However, risk and return are not always joined at the hip. A 2010 study conducted in the US shows that over a 41-year period, a portfolio of low-risk stocks outperformed high-risk stocks by a whopping margin.'

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