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Choosing between single or joint account in MF investment
In mutual funds, you can also make a relative or friend a joint account holder. Moreover, having a joint bank account is not necessary to create a joi
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Are momentum funds for ordinary investors?
Momentum mutual funds are a special type of mutual fund that invests in the share market with a strategy called 'Momentum Investing'
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Mutual fund KYC new rule
Sebi has outrightly said that if somebody wants to open a new mutual fund account then his Aadhaar and PAN must be linked. The relaxation is only fo
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Sebi mulls direct payout of securities
At present, the clearing corporation credits the pay-outs to pool account of the broker, who then credits them to the client's demat accounts
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PMS provider registration mandatory
Every PMS provider is required to register with APMI to facilitate industry-level collective oversight of distributors
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The KYC mess: agencies want to simplify process to validate
To make KYC process simpler, agencies have offered new guidelines.
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How to keep shares active, regain unclaimed shares
Having a dormant bank account or not depositing dividend cheques may lead to shares becoming 'unclaimed'
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Want to invest in stock markets? Open a demat account first
With increasing risk-taking ability of individuals, young Indians are also investing in the stock market in large numbers
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Smart ULIPs now come with several advantages
How are the new ULIPs for investment, how different are they from the old ULIPs? Let us understand.
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Direct or regular, which plan is better for you?
Direct Plan and Regular Plan are two options available for the same mutual fund scheme. It's like having two different variations of the same pla
