What is SIP in Stocks? SIP in Stocks means investing your money in shares through small regular investments. Though it works on the same principle as mutual fund SIP, you are investing in individual shares of companies. It also helps...

Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) and Public Provident Fund (PPF) are long-term investment options. Though they belong to different asset categories both of them are suitable to fulfil your long-term financial goals. However, each of these investments involves different levels of...

Mutual Fund Cut Off Time Rules by SEBI Mutual Fund investments are driven by fluctuations in the stock market. Investors had to submit applications at offices of Asset Management Companies (AMCs) or their Registrar and Transfer Agents (RTAs). You had...

The golden years of your life should not be spent worrying about where the next meal is coming from or how to pay for medical expenses. That's why you must start planning for retirement now. So when those days come...

Flexi Cap funds invest in opportunities across the market capitalization spectrum. These funds are suitable for investors with moderate to high-risk appetites and an investment horizon of at least five years.

Mutual Fund Investments are a great way to save for the future and enjoy tax benefits. ELSS offers both capital appreciation potential and income support. While SIP allows investors to make regular investments into mutual funds over time. In this article,...

Mutual Funds are a common investment option that offers secure returns and helps you manage risks. Hedge funds are slowly gaining popularity in India but are not as widely accepted as mutual funds. Like mutual funds, Hedge Funds also pool...

The importance of a market maker in the stock market cannot be understated. Participants in an exchange rely upon them for liquidity. Market Makers may be a firm or individual providing the vital service of infusing liquidity in the market....