Mutual Fund

Here is the procedure to claim unclaimed investments in Mutual Funds and Shares: Mr. Lokesh Bhatt invested in mutual fund schemes in 2007. However, he did not inform about the investments to any of his family members. Unfortunately, in 2012, due to a major illness, he passed away leaving his family in a shock. As

Here is a comparison of Top 5 Mid-cap Equity Funds 2016: Mid-cap Equity funds primarily invest in mid-cap stocks of companies whose market capitalisation falls below the top 100 listed companies in India. These funds are regarded riskier than large-caps but safer than small-caps. During bullish phases, these funds can give you sky-high returns but

Here is a comparison of Top 5 Large-cap Equity Mutual funds 2016: Investing in equity has always been regarded by the wary investor as a risky and volatile bet. The ever-changing and turbulent stock markets may have turned some rags to riches while many others have burned their fingers in this game of investing. Apart from

Here is a comparison of Top 5 Balanced Mutual Funds 2016: Balanced Mutual Funds, also known as Hybrid Funds, are those funds which invest in both equity and debt instruments. Balanced funds may be equity-oriented or debt-oriented. For a balanced fund to qualify as Equity Oriented Balanced Fund, the fund needs to have equity exposure

A guide to Dematerialisation of Mutual Fund Units: Have you ever thought of converting your Mutual Fund Units held in physical form into Dematerialised or electronic form? Are you aware of the Merits & De-merits of Dematerialisation? If not, below post will help you in making an informed decision on whether to Dematerialise your MF Units or

Here is a comparison of Top 5 ELSS Schemes 2016: Equity-Linked Saving Schemes (ELSS) are one of the best tax saving avenues that would help you generate a sizable corpus to meet your long term goals. These are open-ended diversified equity mutual fund schemes that have a lock-in period of 3 years. Investment in ELSS

Knowing Debt Funds & the risks associated with them: Debt Funds primarily invest in fixed income instruments of varying maturities such as Government Bonds, Debentures, Money Market Instruments, and Corporate Bonds, etc. To diversify risk, investors prefer to hold a certain proportion of their portfolio in debt funds. It is so because debt funds have the