Anjana Dhand

Anjana Dhand is a Chartered Accountant who brings over 5 years of experience and a stronghold on finance and income tax. She is a writer by day and reader by night. You can find her churning content at express speed. She is on a mission to stamp out unawareness and uncomplicate boring personal finance blogs to sparkle. Anjana believes in the power of education in making a smart financial decision.

mutual fund portfolio

Mutual Fund Portfolio Analysis | How to Track Your Investments

Do you wear woolen clothes in summer or swimwear during winters? Though they might not be the right outfit for the season, we still have them in our wardrobe. Depending on our individual choices we choose clothes to keep in...

fixed rate bonds

What is a Fixed Rate Bond? | Pros & Cons

Bonds are a type of debt instrument in which the investor loans money to an entity. The entity borrows money at a fixed interest rate for a specific time duration where an entity can be government, banks or corporates. One...

liquid assets

What Are Liquid Assets? How to Calculate & Find Them

What is Liquidity? In simple words, liquidity of any investment or asset refers to the ability or ease with which it can be converted into cash. Moreover, cash is the most liquid asset that an individual can hold. Simply put...

ulip vs sip

ULIP vs SIP: Difference Between ULIP and SIP

Every individual chooses to invest for different reasons. Also, there are several investment avenues available in the market that help in wealth creation. However, it gets quite tricky for an investor to decide which investment opportunity is suitable for them....

activity ratios

What is Activity Ratio? Types of Activity Ratios and Formulas

What is an Activity Ratio? An activity ratio is a type of accounting ratio. It is a financial indicator that shows how effectively a company is generating revenue and cash by using its assets on its balance sheet. It demonstrates...

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how to invest in sip

How to Start SIP Investment and Invest in SIP Online

When it comes to investing in mutual funds, Systematic Investment Plan – most commonly known as SIP – is an excellent approach for your long-term or short-term financial goals. With SIP, an investor has the liberty to invest a fixed amount of money in mutual funds at regular intervals.

what is stp

What is STP (Systematic Transfer Plan) in Mutual Fund?

What is Systematic Transfer Plan (STP)? Systematic Transfer Plan (STP) is a mutual fund plan through which an investor transfers a fixed amount. It is transferred from one mutual fund i.e source scheme to another mutual fund i.e. target scheme....

current ratio

What is Current Ratio? Meaning, Formula & How to Calculate

Investors and analysts want to know if a company will be able to pay off any outstanding debts or short-term financial obligations to clients or lenders. The better a company is at paying its debts, the safer it is to...