All the mutual fund schemes have a disclaimer ‘Mutual funds are subject to market risk. Read all scheme-related documents carefully.’ Like other investment instruments, mutual funds are also subjected to market risk. This is because there is no way to...

There are two fundamental approaches that most investors use while investing in stocks or mutual funds. They are growth investing and value investing. Both the approaches have their own merits and fulfil the common goal of maximising the investment value...

What is SIP in Stocks? SIP in Stocks means investing your money in shares through small regular investments. Though it works on the same principle as mutual fund SIP, you are investing in individual shares of companies. It also helps...

We all have been hearing this question for a long time now. It isn’t easy to pick one. Each one has its own benefits. The main difference between SIP and lump sum mutual fund is the cash flows. One invests...

How do I change my address? You can change your address by following the below procedures. Log in to your Scripbox account Click on Profile–>Settings–>Manage Family Click on your name Click on Address–>Permanent Address–>Edit and submit. Once done, request you...

What is Mutual Fund KYC? KYC is a mandatory process to verify the identity of a mutual fund investor. As per the SEBI guidelines This process includes providing personal details such as name, address, PAN card details, and providing supporting...

Mutual Fund Cut Off Time Rules by SEBI Mutual Fund investments are driven by fluctuations in the stock market. Investors had to submit applications at offices of Asset Management Companies (AMCs) or their Registrar and Transfer Agents (RTAs). You had...

Risk and return are two sides of a coin Risk and return are two sides of the same coin. With high return comes high risk and vice versa. One needs to take the needed risk to earn the excess return....