Sannihitha Ponaka

Sannihitha Ponaka is an MBA graduate from Symbiosis and has more than 5 years of experience in the financial sector. Following her dreams in the field of finance, she leverages writing to communicate the importance of investing. Your go-to guide to creating amazing and easily understood investment content. Her forte lies in investment advisory and strategy with expertise in fundamental analysis and research.

best mutual funds with lowest expense ratio

Best Lowest Expense Ratio Mutual Fund

Top 10 Regular Mutual Funds with Lowest Expense Ratio Fund NameExpense Ratio (%)3 Year Returns (%)Nippon India Junior BeES FoF Regular Growth0.43%19.3%ICICI Prudential Sensex Index Fund Growth0.27%25.20%UTI Nifty Index Fund Regular Plan Growth0.30%25.80%IDFC Nifty Fund Growth0.60%25.80%ICICI Prudential Passive Strategy Fund(FOF)...

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Active Mutual Funds: What is Active Fund, Types & Features

What are Active Mutual Funds? Active mutual funds are a type of mutual funds where the fund manager plays an active role in deciding whether to buy, sell or hold the investments. Active funds employ a variety of strategies in...

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What is Blue Chip Mutual Funds & Explore List of Best Funds

's Best Blue Chip Funds to Invest FundsCategory3 Year ReturnAxis Bluechip FundLarge Cap12.2%ICICI Prudential Bluechip FundLarge Cap17.1%HDFC Top 100 FundLarge Cap15.2%Kotak Blue Chip FundLarge Cap16%SBI Blue Chip FundLarge Cap16.1%Canara Robeco Bluechip Equity FundLarge Cap16.9%Principal Emerging Bluechip FundLarge Cap21.9%Mirae Asset Emerging...

inverse etfs

What is an Inverse ETF? Inverse Exchange Traded Fund in India Explained

What Are Inverse ETFs? An inverse ETF is a type of Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) that gains from a drop in the value of an underlying benchmark. Similar to leveraged ETFs, inverse ETFs also deal in financial derivatives. Inverse ETFs...

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Annual Yield: Difference Between Yearly Yield and Rate

What is the difference between annual rate and annual yield? Annual yield is the earnings from an investment over a specified period of time. The yield includes investor's earnings, such as dividends and interest received for holding an investment. In...

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Sharpe Ratio in Mutual Fund: How to Calculate It

What is a Sharpe Ratio in Mutual Funds? Sharpe ratio helps measure the potential risk-adjusted returns from a mutual fund or any investment portfolio. Risk-adjusted returns are returns that an investment generates over and above the risk-free return. It is...

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What is Net Investment & the Difference from Gross Investment?

What is Net Investment? Net investment is the difference between the total amount of money a company spends on capital assets and the cost of depreciation of those assets. It indicates how much a company is spending to maintain and...

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Expected Value: How to Calculate the Expected Value?

What is Expected Value? Expected Value (EV) is a forecasted value of an investment. It is calculated by multiplying the possible outcomes by the probability of their occurrence and then adding all those values. EV is the long-run average of...

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