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To save money, people usually choose Fixed Deposits– as they seem to risk-free. The safety and secured view of having your money in the banks seems to be great. But is it...
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Equity as well as debt funds, both funds are an excellent source of investment as well as income, provided one knows exactly which one to go for. Not every fund is meant...
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Many regulatory changes have been made by SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board fo India) with respect to growth of mutual fund industry and investor’s benefits. Mutual fund colour coding is one such...
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The SEBI (Securities & Exchange Board India) says that taxes levied on a person’s annual income are exempted if he/she makes an investment in tax saving mutual funds. But should tax saving...
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Unit linked investment plan (ULIP) and mutual fund are two different forms of investments which confuses most of investors. In broader terms, ULIPs are insurance cum investment product which provides a mix...
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When retail investors think of investing there money into stocks or bonds, the very first thing that they would like to ensure is the security of funds. So to cater the needs...
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Rajiv Gandhi Equity Scheme Scheme (RGESS), is new equity scheme announced in budget 2012 for new retail investors whose annual income is less than Rs 10 lakh and who want to invest...
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Our needs keep on growing with the day to day. But at the same time income sources are constant. So, we have to plan our portfolio in such a manner that our...
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Contra is a short form of contrarian, in finance contrarian investors are those who works against the prevailing market trends. In other words, it is a strategy where investor buys shares of...
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There are many investment plans in the market, choosing one for the purpose of retirement planning out of all seems to be a difficult job. Here I am introducing one more retirement...
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Making investment under stock market via Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) has been proved successful strategy to play safe in volatile nature of stock market. This popularity of SIP between investors, made mutual...
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Now investors interested investing under IDFC mutual funds can make their purchase by sending a text (SMS) using their mobile phone. This facility has been activated for IDFC Money Manager Fund (Treasury...
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Making investment under stock market is like a gamble that is why people uses different techniques like Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) or Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) to invest and withdraw their funds...
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According to the Association of Mutual Fund in India (AMFI), from now on mutual fund investors will get a consolidated account statement (CAS) which will include the details of all the mutual...
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Today every one of us atleast have one saving or salary account which we use to keep our earnings safe. At the beginning of the month our salary gets credited into this...
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Mutual Funds are investment vehicles formed with a pool of money taken from various investors with the objective of investing in different securities such as bonds, money market instruments, stocks, and other assets. They are operated by efficient and professional money managers, who distribute the investments in an attempt to yield capital gain/income for the mutual fund investors. The portfolio of a mutual fund is organized and maintained to match the investment objectives that are stated in the prospectus of the mutual fund. Some of the types of mutual funds include balanced mutual funds, sector funds, money market funds, index funds, and fixed income mutual fund. Some of the benefits associated with mutual funds are risk diversification, smaller capital outlay, a variety of products, a variety of modes of investment, disciplined investing and availability of investment expertise.
