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If a mutual fund is underperforming, what should its investors do? Should the units of such schemes be sold and exited?
Contra Mutual Funds are Equity Mutual Funds that do not invest according to the market trends, but invest against it.
As compared to other debt funds banking and PSU funds are considered less risky. Besides, these funds generally keep their holdings for 5-6 years
Just for the purpose of getting higher returns, investors should not invest in an asset where there is high credit risk.
Debt funds are mutual funds that invest entirely in debt securities. Investment is also done through SIPs
SIPs in Equity Schemes of Mutual Funds have become quite popular in the past. There is an advantage of cost averaging.
How do money market funds work and what are the returns? Do these give better returns than bank savings accounts?
If you have money lying idle for 2-3 months, then instead of keeping it in the bank, you can invest it in a money market fund
What are the benefits of lock-in period in ELSS of Mutual Funds. Should you keep the investment or withdraw after the lock-in period is over?
It is often seen that in order to save tax, people invest in multiple Equity Linked Saving Schemes at the same time. Is this the right strategy?