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Bank crossed Rs 6 trillion – ·        HDFC Bank Ltd crossed Rs.6 trillion market capitalization for the first time on 13 March 2019, making it only the countries third firm to achieve the milestone. ·        HDFC Bank stock gained for the fifth session in a row, rising as much as 6% during the period. ·        Tata Consultancy Service Ltd (TCS) and Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) are the other 2 companies to cross it. More about HDFC Success Story – HDFC Bank is only the third Indian firm—after Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)—to achieve the mark HDFC Bank’s steady 20% profit growth quarter-after-quarter as well as its immunity to the bad loans crisis have helped the stock Topics HDFC Bank / Reliance / TCS Mumbai: India's most valued lender HDFC Bank Ltd crossed the Rs.6 trillion market capitalisation for the first time on Wednesday, making it only the country's third firm to achieve the milestone.

1. Make Money with Online Surveys ü      Here you can make money by completing small surveys which takes 5 minutes to 20 minutes depending on the requirement of a particular company. ü      You need to write your feedback & opinion in a survey. You just have to select your choice from the question & there is no need to write anything. ü      You can make $1 to $20 depending on the length of the survey, your profile & the country you are living in. 2. Earn Money with Blogging ü      I have been making money with blogging from the last 7-8 years. I have made more than 1 million dollar (almost Rs. 7 Crore+) with blogging. I was so confused when I started blogging. ü      I had absolutely no idea about blogging when I started in 2010. I worked very hard but made no money with blogging for almost 1 year. ü      But I never gave up! I was doing my research on topics like, ‘how to create a blog’, ‘how to write on your blog’ and ‘how to promot

Everybody knows having a budget is a good idea. But actually sitting down, looking through your finances, and writing down how much you'll spend on everything this month? That's easier said than done. Sure, many people make and stick to a budget. But for the rest of us, Duke University researchers have figured out one easy way to cut down on your spending without ever using a calculator. It’s Rainin’ Cents - The Common Cents Lab is a department in Duke University 's brilliantly named Center for Advanced Hindsight, where experts dig into human behavior and psychology to figure out the best ways to help people save money, get out of debt, and boost their earnings. In their 2017 annual report, they announced a few fascinating findings from their research. One of those findings? There are a lot of things people regret spending money on. For one study, the lab partnered with the mobile-banking app Qapital. They presented millennial-age users with thei

If you're an ambitious type who's focused on achieving great things, you're no doubt looking for any leg up you can get. Countless articles and blog posts suggest one in particular: copying the morning routines of super successful icons. But are these various schedules and hacks just personal quirks of this or that billionaire, or is there a general pattern? Luckily, a recent survey has something to say about what the morning routines of high achievers look like. Time-Table of Rich and Popular Folk’s - A recent MSN poll aimed to find out using a combination of traditional polling and big data techniques that adjusted the raw data to better reflect America 's actual demographics. It wasn't exactly a peer-reviewed study, but "It's as accurate as a traditional scientific survey," according to MSN and a write-up of the findings by their partner Business Insider. In some ways, the results show the routines of all income levels were mu

If you should take career advice from anyone, Warren Buffett would be a good man to listen to. He's considered one of the most successful investors of all time, and is consistently ranked one of the wealthiest humans alive with a cool $76.8 billion. Yes, that's billion, with a B. His advice for career success? It's all about lists. Inside Buffet’s Brain - According to the renowned billionaire, your career success is waiting for you in two separate lists. Buffett's two-list strategy for maximizing focus and achieving your goals has a little backstory attached to it, as reported by Scott Dinsmore. The story starts with Mike Flint, Buffett's personal pilot of 10 years. When Flint was talking with his boss about career priorities, Buffett stopped him right there to guide him through a three-step exercise. Feel free to follow along and try this at home, kids. 1. Write down your 25 top career goals. Or, for a more short-term version, jot down the 25 t

Most of the time, sending money is risky. If you want to pay your rent or invest in the stock market or even send somebody Rs.710 for pizza in a phone app, there isn't a lot to stop a hacker from taking that money for himself. Every transaction must run through a central institution, and all it takes is a weak link in that institution's security to leave your finances and personal information up for grabs. But with the advent of blockchain technology, financial transactions are becoming fast, secure, and difficult to hack. Is Bitcoin a Blockchain ? Part of the reason blockchain works is because it's democratic: anyone can pitch in to ensure the network's security — and get some money for the effort. If you don't believe us, check out the video below about a Bitcoin mine in China . At that mine's peak, it was generating 100 Bitcoins a day. The mining operation has six sites. At today's valuation, that's a combined output of more than Rs

A wise man once said, "Got my mind on my money and my money on my mind." For a lot of Americans, that's just a fact of life. Doesn't matter if you're struggling to make ends meet or if you're literally Scrooge Mc Duck — everybody has to factor in both their income and their expenses if they are going to make it in this world. But what's the overall shape of the ledgers in United States households, and how does yours stack up to the average? Balance the Budget - According to a report from the Bureau of Labour Statistics, the expenses of the average household in the United States are higher than ever. The good news is that the average household income increased even more. Using data from 2016 (the most recent full year on record), the Bureau found that the average U.S. household income is $74,664 per year (an increase of 7.2 percent from   2015), while the average household expenditure has increased to $57,311 (only 2.4 percent more than t