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2020 equity performance report card

2021-22 Report Card: Performance of Scripbox Recommended Mutual Fund Portfolio

Here’s how the Scripbox recommended set of funds performed last year.

SEBI mf news

What are the NAV applicability norms in mutual funds starting from 1st February 2021

This is in relation to a SEBI circular published on 17th September 2020, on the Uniformity in the applicability of Net Asset Value across various schemes upon realization of funds

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All withdrawals are not equal after LTCG tax on mutual funds

We are the first mutual fund investment service with an algorithm that helps you reduce long term capital gains tax (LTCG) at the time of withdrawal.

2020 equity performance report card

2020-21 Report Card: Performance of Scripbox Recommended Mutual Fund Portfolio

Here’s how the Scripbox recommended set of funds performed last year.

scripbox international

Scripbox goes international, helping NRIs in their investing journey

Your favourite investment service, Scripbox is now in a position to address the needs of NRIs, especially in the UAE and Singapore. NRI Investors from the US and Canada can invest too.

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2019-20 performance report card

2019-20 Report Card: Performance of Scripbox Recommended Mutual Fund Portfolio

How you measure your rate of return can make a significant difference in terms of how you assess an investment.

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Watchful? Yes. Fearful? No.

A letter from Scripbox Chief Product Officer and founder, Sanjiv Singhal on the extra-ordinary situation facing the world, India, and the economy of both.

december newsletter

Larger companies continue to grow at rates higher than GDP, stay invested despite the news

Our analysis suggests that many of the larger companies, leading the Nifty, continue to grow at rates higher than nominal GDP growth and are trading at valuations that are reasonable. Moreover, as and when the economy recovers, growth rates will be stronger than long term expected growth rates as companies start re-stocking their inventories.