How To Select The Right Debt Fund? Investment instruments are subjective to individual investments goals, and hence, there is no fixed instrument that might meet everyone’s needs. A debt fund can be proven right or wrong for you depending upon how well it meets your investment objectives, while also taking care of your risk appetite….
An Equity Linked Savings Scheme or ELSS refers to a diversified equity fund that invests primarily in stock market traded equities of various companies and offer tax saving benefits under section 80C of the IT Act of 1961. Apart from equities, ELSS schemes also invest smaller amounts in debt funds and money market funds, while […]
Mutual funds are a great investment option for people who wish to grow their money over a period of time. Whether investors are looking for capital gains or seeking regular income, they can choose to invest in a wide range of mutual funds. No matter what your financial goal is, there is a scheme out […]
The basic premise of life is simple – it is ever changing! There’s always something new round the corner and unfortunately not all of it is pleasant. That’s why it is all the more important that you plan for the unforeseen beforehand. Finding the Right Amount to Save Your savings amount should always […]
In 2013, SEBI made it mandatory for Asset Management Companies (AMCs) to issue a regular plan and a direct plan for every mutual fund. While a lot of investors jumped at this opportunity, many of us have yet to do so. So, here in this issue, I will talk about direct plans of mutual funds […]
हिंदी में पढ़े Table of Contents : What are Overnight Funds? 5 Best Overnight Funds to Invest Advantages of Investing in Overnight Funds How to Invest in Overnight Funds? FAQs Overnight funds, as categorised by SEBI are open-ended schemes that invest in securities that have a maturity period of just 1 day. Being highly…
Table of Contents : What are Balanced Funds? 5 Best Balanced Funds to Invest Advantages of Investing in Balanced Funds How to Invest in Balanced Funds? FAQs With the objective of generating income in the form of returns and appreciating the capital, balanced funds invest an equal proportion of their assets in bonds and stock…
An STP or Systematic Transfer Plan moves a fixed amount of money from one mutual fund to another at regular intervals. For example, an STP can transfer Rs 10,000 each month from Axis Liquid Fund to Axis Bluechip Fund. Typically, an STP is used to transfer money between liquid or debt fund to an equity…
When it comes to investing your money, mutual funds is the most attractive option. However, since you put in your money to earn more, there are higher chances that you would be welcoming higher risk for yourself. To avoid much harm caused by fluctuations in the market, it is suggested that you analyse all the…
