Confused by the flood of emails from mutual funds? Here’s what they mean. A lot of you have been writing to us to seek explanations for the various emails investors have been flooded with over the last few days.
Changes to mutual funds you are investing in. What to do next. Mutual fund companies are making some changes to their funds. Here's what you need to know about it.
Dividend Plans May Be Harmful To Your Wealth It is better for you to withdraw the amount you need from a growth plan of an equity fund rather than opting for a dividend plan because you pay (much) lower taxes.
The name of my fund has changed. What do I do now? SEBI’s motive with this move is to make it easier for investors to understand and compare different funds
This Valentine’s Day, Indulge With Love Whether you are in a relationship or newly married, you can feel the pressure of making it special for your loved one.
Budget 2018: Implications For Mutual Fund Investors We review the two proposals that most impact investors in equity mutual funds and conclude that there is no reason for investors in equity mutual funds to panic and take any action.
Budget 2018: How To Compute Long Term Capital Gains Tax On Equity Mutual Funds A simple computation technique for mutual fund investors.
When I Have A Demat Account, Why Should I Use A Mutual Fund? Making investments on your own or hiring fund managers? What makes more sense for you?
What’s A Debt Mutual Fund And What Makes Its Price Go Up Or Down? The money you invest is used by the mutual fund to buy a mix of government or corporate bonds that pay regular interest. The money thus invested in debt funds is relatively safer than equity investments, because the government will always pay back its "debt"!
