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"I would advise investors to continue with their SIPs and when there is a sharp fall, use it to deploy more equity investments," he said
Following the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic last year, the yields at the long end were mostly anchored in the band of 5.90% - 6.25%
Over the last few years, passive funds in India have emerged as a choice of investors
A small amount of money invested regularly can create a huge emergency corpus for the future
There is no right time for a mutual fund investor to exit the investment but there has to be a reason to redeem it
Contributions under the systematic investment plan (SIP) touched their lifetime highs of Rs 8,818.90 crore in May 2021
The fund will invest in high-yielding debentures and securities of Indian entities backed by real assets. The minimum investment is Rs 1 crore
Mutual fund houses now offer features that ensure an investor does not suffer even when he or she has not been able to pay SIPs on scheduled dates
Franklin Templeton has said it "strongly disagrees" with the findings in the Sebi's order and has decided to challenge the direction in SAT
Barring ELSS, which saw a withdrawal of Rs 290 crore, all the equity schemes witnessed inflows during the last month