Types of Mutual Fund Returns Following are the types of mutual fund return Absolute Returns: Also known as point-to-point returns, measure the increase or decrease in an investment value. It is a percentage value and doesn't consider the time period....

Got money to invest, but finding it difficult to choose between the stability of fixed deposits and the returns that liquid mutual funds offer? Well, you are not the only one. Picking a side in the liquid funds vs fixed...

Considering the cyclical nature of an economy, the one thing investors are always worried about is the risk involved, when it comes to getting their returns on investment. While investing money via Fixed deposits (FD) has been the go-to for most...

Are Large Cap Funds High Risk? Large cap companies are companies that rank between 1 to 100 by full market capitalization. These companies have a good track record with a strong balance sheet, proper management and sustainable business practices. Therefore,...

Canara Robeco Emerging Equities Fund is an open ended large and mid cap equity scheme. It invests in a diversified portfolio of large and mid cap stocks across different sectors. Large and mid-cap funds invest at least 35% of their...

LTCG on Mutual Funds Mutual funds are considered capital assets for the purpose of taxation under the Income Tax Act, 1961. Due to this recognition, the sale of any units of mutual funds is subject to capital gains. So now...

Short Term Capital Gain on Mutual Funds Short term capital gain tax arises on a sale of a capital asset by the taxpayer. Mutual funds fall under the definition of a capital asset for the purpose of taxation in India....

What are Investment Options? Investment happens when you buy certain assets in the expectation of earning a certain growth rate in a defined time period. The returns are generated when the value of assets grows. In simple terms, the assets...