punjindian

My point was not to put this amount fully in the stock market, you'll have to pay capital gains on the property you said you've sold. If you buy capital gains bonds, you get higher return than property, rent or sale and purchase, without all the hassle of owning a property and renting it.

Buying 8 year REC or NHAI capital gains bonds will give you around 5% post tax returns for your parents (assuming little to no other income). Sovereign credit rated bonds. Of the proceeds, if even 50% is required for consumption, rest can be invested in an index fund to take medium term blended return to over 8% post tax. Do you really need so much tenant and property management in your life?

I've had bad experiences with smart buy only in case of cancellation and reschedules. Bookings where there are no complications go through without a hitch.

LIC e term plan has low premium and good claim coverage. Rest are all chatte batte.

Go for full tenure. Money as part of your total earning will decrease. Also, remember to get another term insurance when you're around 34. At this time, whatever sum assured you do get will also get reduced via inflation.

Sell plot, buy smaller plot in the same area after paying the additional 1 cr needed for new apartment. A plot in a distant land worth millions isn't really fetching anything for your family's life demonstrably.

ANZCO Marketing specialist. I'm sorry but I don't remember my points. I'm a mid career professional, married with a young kid, and scored the full 90 in PTE. I remember the points score was fairly high.

We don't have to be delusional. Before Dabang, the hindustani entertainer had taken a back seat for at least a couple of decades. The Barjatyas brought in the soft family entertainer and Indian audiences became more aspirational post the 1991 reforms. Films moved from social topics to entertainment for the upwardly mobile.

It was Abhinav Kashyap with Dabang, and Anurag Kashyap, writing Tere Naam, who brought mass cinema movies back to life.

The paperwork you submit is a combination of certifications and documents showing work experience with paper trail of responsibilities and pay stubs. Think about what paperwork can support your claims of experience, and you will get through. Also, given your industry has high demand and low number of people available, figure out from employers in the states in Australia you want to live in, how their new hires come through a visa process. Find people who work in the Industry and have emigrated in the past 18 months for the most recent process, imo.

You should be on the priority list in some, if not all states. Check the ANZCO priority skillet visa lists.

I've made a tremendous amount of money in the markets over the past 4 years. No one except my wife knows and she doesn't care.

Consult a CA. You're going to have a look at section 54F of the IT act.

'If you're doing this to me, how horrible would you be around women? Have some shame!"