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How to Use the Winvesta App?
Although the Winvesta app is designed to be extremely intuitive, this article will guide you through the navigation process so you can get the most out of it! Check out the videos to see how to place an order, where to find and amend orders, how to find and explore new stocks, and add them to your watchlist.
Investing In Overseas Fractional Real Estate from India
Dreaming of an overseas vacation home, or property investment? Don’t put all your eggs in one basket and diversify your foreign property portfolio by investing in fractional real estate instead. Learn how.
Investing In Foreign Startups from India
You can invest in a company well before IPO through private investments. While such investments are higher risk, they also offer much better returns when they work well. In this article, we will take a look at how you can invest in foreign startups from India.
How to Open an International Bank Account Before Studying Abroad
An international student account is important to save for foreign education, pay fees and deposits, and for living expenses abroad. Getting an account with a traditional bank can be quite cumbersome. Here is a better way.
Winvesta Launches India’s First Multi-Currency Account
Press Release Highlights The multi-currency account enables one to transact in over 30 currencies, including the US Dollar, the British Pound and Euro Create an account within minutes with a one-time setup fee of ₹ 399 & start with as little as $50 The cash is safeguarded with large banks like Barclays, who keep it […]
Investing in Overseas Real Estate from India – A Checklist
Fixed income refers to those types of investment securities that pay a fixed sum of interest or dividend payments until their maturity date. Government and corporate bonds are classic examples of fixed-income products. Learn how you can invest in US Treasury Bonds with the help of ETFs.
Investing In US Treasury Bonds from India Via ETFs
Fixed income refers to those types of investment securities that pay a fixed sum of interest or dividend payments until their maturity date. Government and corporate bonds are classic examples of fixed-income products. Learn how you can invest in US Treasury Bonds with the help of ETFs.