The money market is referred to as dealing in debt instruments with less than a year to maturity bearing fixed income. In this article, we will cover the meaning of money market instruments along with its types and objectives. Table...

With changing times, new investment options are available for investors. One such opportunity is smallcase. Smallcase is a basket of stocks that invest in a particular idea, theme, or sector. They might sound similar to mutual funds but are quite...

Mutual funds are one of the most popular investment avenues in India. Being popular comes with its own set of disadvantages. While celebrities have to face rumors, mutual fund have to face misconceptions aka myths. Here are some myths about...

Will you invest in a bond with no or low default risk? Is it possible that a bond will have no credit risk? Well, it does through a fund. It is called the sinking fund and it enables a company...

Generation Y or popularly known as Millennials, are the best example for the right place and right time. Having born during 1977-1995, they are in the generation where the start-up economy is budding, and the markets and financial assets are...

Index funds are a type of mutual fund that mimics the benchmark index. They aim to give market returns at lower costs. Mutual funds are both actively and passively managed. Fund managers perform extensive research to decide on the portfolio...

Investment for freelancers is possible. Moreover, the only routine for freelancers is having no routine. This is true with their work and their income. With irregular income, money management can be tough. You are aware of their outflow of money...

All of us have heard the famous saying “Don’t put all the eggs in one basket”. All the financial experts keep using this line every time they mention diversification. What is diversification? Simply put, it means spreading your investments across...