Investing Insights
Five Steps To Achieve Financial Freedom This Year
In this blog, explore five key strategies to improve your financial health and move closer to financial freedom. From consolidating investments to automating tax savings, we’ll guide you on how to structure your finances, set clear goals, and make smart, long-term investment decisions that will work in your favor.
Why You Should Begin Your Tax Savings For 2017-18 Right Now!
Don’t let last-minute tax-saving rush lead to poor financial decisions! Instead of locking money in low-return instruments, start an SIP in an ELSS fund. It offers tax benefits under Section 80C, the shortest lock-in period (3 years), and the potential for long-term growth. Plan wisely and let your investments work for you!
Why SIP's are the Best Way to Invest into Volatile Equity Markets
In this blog, discover how SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans) can help you navigate market volatility with ease. Learn how the strategy of Rupee Cost Averaging works to mitigate risks, and why staying invested for the long term is the key to wealth creation, even during market downturns.
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How to Create a Fund for Your Child’s Marriage Goal
Before diving into numbers and strategy, it’s important to recognise that a child’s wedding is both a cherished family milestone and a major financial event. Planning for it thoughtfully ensures your aspirations don’t lead to financial stress.
ULIPs vs Mutual Funds for Wealth Creation: Which is Better?
ULIPs combine insurance and investment, while mutual funds focus purely on returns. For wealth creation, separating the two is almost always better.
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Balanced Advantage Funds (Dynamic Asset Allocation Funds): Meaning, Returns, and Taxation
Balanced Advantage Funds, also called Dynamic Asset Allocation Funds, dynamically manage equity and debt exposure to provide a balance of growth potential and downside protection.
What is a Flexi Cap Fund? Meaning, Returns, Benefits & Taxation
Flexi cap funds offer investors the freedom of dynamic allocation across large, mid, and small caps. Learn their meaning, performance, taxation, and suitability before investing.
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What Are Large-Cap Funds? Risks, Returns, and Should You Invest?
Large-cap funds are the foundation of most equity portfolios. They may not deliver overnight riches, but they provide stability, consistency, and peace of mind for long-term wealth building.
What Are Mid-Cap Funds? Risks, Returns, and Should You Invest?
Mid-cap funds are often called the “sweet spot” of equity investing offering higher growth than large caps with lower risk than small caps. Here’s how they work, their pros and cons, and whether they suit your portfolio.
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What Are Small-Cap Funds? Risks, Returns, and Should You Invest?
Small-cap funds are known for their ability to deliver extraordinary returns over time. But with high growth potential comes equally high risk. Here’s a clear look at how they work, their pros and cons, and whether you should invest in them.
Mutual Fund vs. Fixed Deposit Returns Over 10 Years: The Data Speaks
Fixed deposits promise safety and certainty, while mutual funds offer growth and wealth creation. But when you look at 10 years of data, the difference in outcomes is striking, especially once inflation and taxes are considered.
How to Invest a Lump Sum Amount Smartly: A Goal-Based STP Approach
A sudden lump sum can feel overwhelming; STPs help you invest it smartly, reduce risk, and align it with your goals.
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