There is nothing to prevent you from withdrawing your mutual fund holdings as long as it is an open-ended fund. But it is highly recommended that you do not redeem your units and stick to your investment goals.

While you may be tempted to invest directly in equities, Mutual Funds have their advantages in the long run. This article discusses the merits and demerits of both vehicles.

E-mandate is a facility to help invest in Mutual Funds. It helps reduce SIP registration time from 25 days to 2-3 days.

Investing in mutual funds is normally a long term commitment of funds. Hence you need to follow the due process to invest..

Bank Fixed Deposits (FDs) have remained a preferred investment avenue for conservative investors for a very long time. Debt Mutual Funds offer a more flexible alternative to such investments. Read along to find out how they differ..

As a mutual fund investor, you have two methods of investing. You can either opt to invest a lump-sum in mutual funds or you can opt to do a systematic investment plan, in this article we discuss the pros and cons of each...

An equity fund is a type of a mutual fund that invests predominantly in equities or stocks. Read more to find out how equity funds can help your investments..

A debt fund buys debt instruments on behalf of scores of investors, the debt fund NAV is affected by multiple factors mentioned in the article..

At the two extremes of the mutual fund risk spectrum we have equity funds and debt funds. However, investors can combine benefits of both using balanced funds..

Mutual funds in the last few years have emerged as a veritable savings instrument. Small and medium investors are increasing realizing that mutual funds offer their best bet to grow wealth consistently over time...