Why I’m blogging about this topic? SIP is an investment method that most people use to invest gradually and consistently. It is a very practical
Debt mutual funds are investment instruments that cater to the need for risk-averse investing. These mutual funds primarily include only those securities in their portfolio
In the next 20-years investment horizon, one sector that stands out from the rest is Pharmaceutical. Though, as a whole, this sector is not as
What is IDCW in Mutual Funds? IDCW is an abbreviation for “Income Distribution cum Capital Withdrawal.” As per SEBI Circular no: SEBI/HO/IMD/DF3/CIR/P/2020/194, dated October 05, 2020,
Recently a friend asked me about how exit load in SIP is calculated. Before we can answer it, let’s understand a bit about the exit
Allow me to tell you a story about why I’m writing an article on the topic of mutual fund charges. Recently, I met a worried senior
First, I’ll explain what prompted me to explore the idea of index funds vs ETFs. Both are very similar products. But I wanted to know that
Capture ratio is one of the most understandable financial-ratio in which we (small investors) can gauge a mutual fund’s return from a perspective. I’ll tell
Let’s start with the most basic question. Why compare two mutual funds? It’s done to know which fund is better for investing. But such a
There is a need for people to know about direct plan offered by mutual fund companies. What is the need? In good old days, mutual
Sharpe ratio is a measure of risk-adjusted returns generated by mutual funds. Looking at ‘returns’ through the filter of ‘risk’ is advisable for investors. What
Systematic Transfer Plan (STP) is a useful tool like Systematic Investment Plan (SIP). SIP has become a synonym for mutual fund investing. People prefer buying mutual