To put it simply, a pool of money by people with similar risk tolerance, managed by a manager and being invested in a pre-defined financial instrument is known as mutual fund. They do not all necessarily invest in stock market. For example, some mutu

As per the famous saying the basic need of an individual is Roti (Food), Kapda (Clothing) aur Makaan (Shelter) but we can extend it further to SIP (Systematic Investment Planning). Before discussing SIP, let us first understand/revisit what is mut

"Mutual Funds are subject to market risks. Please read the offer documents carefully before investing" Did you pay heed to these cautionary lines blasted at you in all the different modes of advertisements for mutual funds? The answer perhaps

Financial world and its terminologies can leave the most intelligent people baffled with its nitty gritties. To a layman it all appears the same until he/she dwelves deeper to create a portfolio of their own. We simplify the financial terminology

table{padding:0px !important;} td{padding:0px !important;} There is a fine difference between the words 'same' and 'similar'. Many novice investors are falsely governed by the idea that thematic funds and sector funds, by and large

table{padding:0px !important;} td{padding:0px !important;} The Mutual Fund industry has witnessed a steady surge in investment in the recent past, especially among retail investors. According to the data published by the Associatio

table{padding:0px !important;} td{padding:0px !important;} Over the years, investing in Mutual Funds has emerged as a popular option among a vast population of investors with varied incomes and risk appetites. Like any other investme

SWP or Systematic Withdrawal Plan is a facility offered by mutual funds to redeem units. The plan allows investors to exit their investments in small portions at regular intervals to meet their short-term goals or regular monthly income needs. These