Life-stage investing refers to the Style of investment an investor should adopt at different stages of his/her life. From the perspective of investment styles, the life of an individual can be broadly divided into 4 phases – beginning of career, marriage, parenthood and retirement. At each of these stages an individual is faced with different…
ITI Mutual Fund has launched a New Fund Offer (NFO) for ITI Liquid Fund. The NFO period begins on April 24, 2019 and will close on April 24, 2019. This scheme aims to short-term income for its investors by investing and debt and money market instruments with a maturity of up to 91 days. Liquid…
Table of Contents : What is Dynamic Bond Fund? Why should Invest in dynamic bonds? How It Might Be Risky? Difference Between Gilt & Dynamic Bond Funds Best 5 Dynamic Bond Funds FAQs List of Top Performing Mutual Funds for FY 2019-20: Just as the name suggests, Dynamic Bond Funds are dynamic in nature, with…
With the growing popularity of mutual funds in India, inflows into schemes of all types have surged. According to AMFI (Association of Mutual Funds in India) data till March 2018, there were 71.35 million mutual fund accounts in India with individual retail investors accounting for 99.4% of these. In terms of allocation, 83% of investment…
Table of Contents : Explained: Fixed Income Investments Fixed Income Investment Products Exchange Traded Funds Debt Funds Money Market Funds Taxation Risks involved Top Fixed Income Plans Investment that intend to provide investors with a fixed income in the form of interest or dividend is basically referred to as Fixed Income Investment. Additionally, fixed income…
Mutual fund as an investment vehicle, is rapidly gaining popularity across India. The April–November period of 2015 saw an addition of 2.5 million new investors in mutual fund sector. However, most of these new investors and in fact, even the existing ones, do not have a clear understanding of important terms and concepts crucial for […]
Your investments will be passed on to your heirs after you die. If you die leaving a will behind, your property will go to the heirs named in the will according to the shares you have specified. If you die without a will, these will the heirs mentioned by the personal law applicable to you….
