Investing Insights

How To Use Mutual Funds to Generate Post-Retirement Income

Mutual Funds can be a stable post-retirement income source, but retirees should avoid dividend options and MIPs, opting instead for tax-efficient Systematic Withdrawal Plans (SWPs) with expert guidance.

With The Right Financial Advisor, Mutual Funds Sahi Hai!

A Financial Advisor helps investors avoid behavioral pitfalls, stay informed about market trends, and maintain a well-structured, high-performing Mutual Fund portfolio, making investing hassle-free and effective.

3 Useful Tax Saving Mutual Fund Shortcuts

ELSS Mutual Funds offer tax-saving benefits with high returns, liquidity via dividends, risk management through SIPs/STPs, and a rollover strategy to sustain long-term tax efficiency.

Planning your Short-Term Investments using Mutual Funds

Short-Term Mutual Fund Strategies: Mutual funds aren’t just for long-term wealth creation; they can be used effectively for short-term investments based on tax bracket and time horizon. (Investment Flexibility) Debt vs. Arbitrage Funds: Short-term debt funds suit most investors, but if your horizon exceeds one year and you're in the highest tax bracket, arbitrage funds may offer better post-tax returns. (Tax Efficiency & Fund Choice)

A Quick Look At The Different Types of Mutual Fund Investments

Understanding the different types of Mutual Funds—Equity, Debt, Hybrid, ETFs, and International Funds—helps investors choose the right investment strategy based on risk appetite, financial goals, and market conditions.

Three Smart Applications of Liquid Funds

In today's dynamic financial landscape, investors continually seek effective avenues to park their short-term surplus cash. Liquid funds have emerged as one of the most practical solutions. But what exactly are liquid funds, and why are they gaining popularity? Let's delve into the concept, explore their benefits, and discover three smart applications of liquid funds

Top 4 Best Mutual Funds SIP to Invest in 2018

2017 will go down in history as a landmark year for the Mutual Fund industry in India. Total assets zoomed past the 20 Lakh Crore (20 Trillion Mark), effectively doubling within just three years. The total SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) industry book soared past the Rs. 5,000 Crore mark. What this essentially means is that there would be inflows of more than 60,000 Crores from SIP’s alone in 2018, and this bodes very well for the industry, overall

Planning Your Child’s Education using Mutual Funds

Planning for your child's education is a crucial goal for every parent. Starting early with Mutual Fund SIPs can significantly boost your savings, leveraging the power of compounding and rupee cost averaging. With consistent contributions and annual step-ups, you can stay on track to meet your child's education expenses, even with inflation in the mix.

Should You Invest into Exchange Traded Funds (ETF’s) Or Not?

ETFs offer low costs and eliminate fund manager risk but come with liquidity concerns and market exposure. Managed funds may still outperform in India’s evolving market.

A Beginner's Guide to Mutual Fund Investments

With traditional investments offering lower returns, more investors are turning to Mutual Funds for inflation-beating gains. However, not all funds suit everyone. Understanding investment objectives, assessing risk profiles, and seeking expert advice can help investors make informed decisions. The right Mutual Fund investment aligns with your financial goals and risk appetite.

Are all Mutual Funds “Sahi” for you? Tips to Pick the Mutual Fund As Per Needs

The Mutual Fund industry in India is witnessing rapid growth, driven by increasing investor participation and campaigns like 'Mutual Funds Sahi Hai'. However, not all funds are suitable for every investor. Understanding risk appetite, avoiding short-term return bias, and linking investments to financial goals are key to making the right choices.

Are Debt Funds “just like FD’s”?

Falling FD rates have sparked growing interest in debt funds, offering higher returns but with varying risk levels. Investors should assess their risk tolerance before making the switch.