MUTUAL FUNDS

1. Introduction If you want to grow your money with the stock market but do not want to pick individual shares, Nifty 50 index funds can be a good choice.…

1. Introduction Small-cap mutual funds invest mostly in smaller companies—those that come after the top 250 by market value in India. These companies are often young, growing fast, and expanding…

1. Introduction Mid-cap mutual funds invest mainly in medium-sized companies—those that sit between the largest blue-chip firms (large-caps) and the smaller emerging companies (small-caps). In India, mid-caps generally cover the…

1. Introduction A hybrid mutual fund mixes two or more asset types—mainly equity (stocks) and debt (bonds and fixed-income)—to balance growth and safety. Hybrid funds aim to give you: Equity…

1. Introduction A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) lets you invest a fixed amount in a mutual fund every month. Instead of putting a large sum at once, you invest smaller…

1. Introduction When you invest your money for the long term—say 5 years or more—you want a good mix of safety and growth. Multi-Cap funds are a type of equity…

Introduction India’s defence sector is growing fast. The government is spending more on buying weapons, building ships and aircraft, and making modern equipment. At the same time, private companies are…

Equity-Linked Savings Schemes (ELSS) are special mutual funds that help you save tax under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, and at the same time aim for good returns…

Investing in mutual funds for the long term is one of the smartest ways to build wealth steadily. With the power of compounding, even small amounts can grow significantly over…