Living out of India has its advantages. NRI earns in dollars and works with the most developed economies of the world. Some NRIs wonder whether living and earning out of India debars them from investing in India. And if not...

A Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) in mutual funds allows investors to withdraw their investments systematically. In other words, investors can withdraw a selected amount from their investments at predetermined intervals. Thus, the SWP option is an excellent way to earn...

The financial market in India has been witnessing many changes in recent years. New financial instruments have gained importance along with the previous instruments that exist. Hence, there are plenty of investment options in the industry, like stocks, Bank FD...

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...

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,...

Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) and Public Provident Fund (PPF) are long-term investment options. Though they belong to different asset categories both of them are suitable to fulfil your long-term financial goals. However, each of these investments involves different levels of...

Understanding SIP A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a way to invest money in mutual funds regularly. Instead of investing a large amount at once, you can invest small amounts over time, making investing easier and more affordable. When thinking...

SIP is an option for investors who prefer to invest little amounts over the long term in order to achieve their financial goals. Typically, a long-term investment horizon is preferable when investing in equity schemes. You can invest in these...