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To increase the transparency of the risk associated with mutual funds, the Sebi revised a risk product labelling in mutual funds through riskometer
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Investors who want to stay away from the stock market volatility and have a low appetite for risk may consider investing in debt mutual funds. Debt as an asset class is less volatile and helps give stability to your portfolio.
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You can begin investing in both these instruments with the minimum amount ranging between Rs 10,000 and Rs 15,000. Currently, Indian markets have 5 registered REITs and 20 InVITs.
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One of the primary advantages of flexi cap funds is the freedom they provide in terms of market exposure.
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How should you consider the scheme or fund manager for investing in mutual funds? What should be the investment period? When should you exit your investment?
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When investing in mutual funds, it's essential to do so in a way that aligns with your risk profile, investment horizon, and financial goals - rather than randomly making decisions
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Do ratings help you in choosing the best mutual fund?
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How should you consider the scheme or fund manager for investing in mutual funds? What should be the investment period? When should you exit your investment? For answers to all such questions, watch Money9 Editor Anshuman Tiwari's exclusive conversation with A. Balasubramanian, MD & CEO of ABCL AMC!
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Education can be expensive, especially if your child plans to attend a foreign college or university abroad.
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Madhabi Puri Buch, the new chairperson of market regulator SEBI, has a special focus on protecting the interests of small investors. She has taken many important decisions including timing of IPO, settlement cycle in secondary market, distribution cost, etc. In such a situation, should one invest in the shares of companies selling mutual funds i.e. AMCs or not?
