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Cash transfers to women boost savings, consumption: EAC-PM report Original

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By Mayur Shetty Verified
| The Times of India Verified
Trending Cash transfers to women boost savings, consumption: EAC-PM report MUMBAI: Mumbai: Direct benefit transfer schemes targeted at women are yielding disproportionately higher gains in household welfare, nutrition and children’s education, according to a report by the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister, which has recommended that states transition towards a “cash-plus” empowerment framework to maximise developmental outcomes per rupee of public spending.The report, titled...
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'Rise in early exits from life policies points to misselling' Original

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By Mayur Shetty Verified
| The Times of India Verified
News 'Rise in early exits from life policies points to misselling' MUMBAI: RBI's Financial Stability Report has flagged a rise in early exits from life insurance policies, with surrenders and withdrawals now exceeding maturity pay-outs, signalling policyholder dissatisfaction and the risk of mis-selling.
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Loan growth speeds up in Q1, deposits still lag Original

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By Mayur Shetty Verified
| The Times of India Verified
MUMBAI: Credit growth remained elevated across the banking system on a year-on-year basis for the quarter ended June 2026 with few banks reporting advances growing at double the rate of credit growth.
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