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Debt Funds invest primarily in debt instruments to provide the investor with regular interest income, liquidity, and good capital protection. Here is a list of five of the best Debt Funds on the market. Reliance Gilt Securities Fund Minimum…
The months of April and May 2019 will be quite momentous for India as it will be heading into the General Elections to constitute the 17th Lok Sabha. The General Elections have great bearing on every facet of the Indian…
A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is considered one of the best ways to invest in Mutual Funds, as it debits a predetermined amount from your bank account towards a Mutual Fund of your choice. SIPs provide investors with the benefit…
If you are new to investing some of the terms used to describe investments can be quite alien to you. We have simplified 41 of these terms to make investing easier and more engaging for you. Asset Management Company (AMC):…
Hybrid Funds are a type of mutual fund that invests both in equity and debt in varying proportions. These funds use various combinations of debt and equity to provide investors with a regular income from their investments while mitigating risks….
One of the common mistakes new investors make is trying to gauge the performance of the mutual fund by looking at its past performance. This method can be used to evaluate other investment vehicles but is not a good indicator…
Liquid Funds are debt funds that invest your money in very-short-term debt like treasury bills, call money and government securities. One of the main features of Liquid Funds is that they provide the investor with Capital Protection i.e. one of…
Equity Linked Saving Schemes (ELSS) are equity mutual funds that provide investors with tax benefits under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961. ELSS are diversified equity mutual funds that are required to allocate 80% of their assets towards…
Hybrid Funds are a type of Mutual Fund that invest in both equity and debt to provide investors capital appreciation and regular income. The Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has made seven categories for Hybrid Funds. Hybrid Funds have…
Multi-cap Funds are a special breed of equity mutual funds that invest across market capitalizations and market sectors. The new SEBI categorizations and rationalizations have made it difficult for mutual fund managers to take advantage of opportunities arising across market…
