Large Cap vs Mid Cap Vs Small Cap Funds – Which is Better?
Beginners who are venturing into mutual funds might have many questions about where to invest. At the same time, some investors have sufficient knowledge to determine which fund is the right choice for them based on their investment strategy. One...
Open Ended Funds vs Close Ended Funds
Mutual fund investments are among the most popular and attractive investments available in the market. Investment in mutual funds helps the investors to get exposure in debt and equity funds. Mutual funds are categorized based on their character, which includes...
Best Investment Plans for 1 Year
When you want to invest for one year, it needs a mix of capital safety and liquidity. The intention of searching for the best investment plans is to earn returns during the investment horizon, either short or long term. For...
Fixed Deposit vs Target Maturity Fund
Target Maturity Funds (TMF) are passively managed debt mutual fund schemes where the underlying securities are aligned to a specific maturity date. The fund portfolio replicates the performance of the underlying index they follow (like Nifty PSU bond, Nifty SDL,...
Why are Mutual Funds Subject to Market Risk?
All the mutual fund schemes have a disclaimer ‘Mutual funds are subject to market risk. Read all scheme-related documents carefully.’ Like other investment instruments, mutual funds are also subjected to market risk. This is because there is no way to...
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Value vs Growth Investing
There are two fundamental approaches that most investors use while investing in stocks or mutual funds. They are growth investing and value investing. Both the approaches have their own merits and fulfil the common goal of maximising the investment value...
Monthly Income Mutual Funds
What are Monthly Income Mutual Funds? Monthly Income Mutual Funds or Monthly Income Plans (MIPs) are debt-oriented hybrid mutual funds that invest a small portion in equity instruments. The equity portion is considerably low to give an advantage of stability...
Nifty Financial Services Index – FINNIFTY
What is FINNIFTY? Nifty Financial Services Index, also known as FINNIFTY, was launched by NSE on September 7, 2011. It comprises of 20 stocks which include banks, financial institutions, housing finance companies, insurance companies, and other financial services companies. The...
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