Before you invest in mutual funds there is a good deal of homework that needs to go in. You need to ask some very fundamental questions to yourself before you investing in a mutual fund. The questions can be broadly summarized in this article.

One of the keys to an understanding about mutual funds is to understand the tax benefits and tax implications pertaining to mutual funds. There are different tax implications for different kinds of payouts and also in case of specific mutual funds, there are tax exemptions. Let us look at each of them.

When you invest in a mutual fund, you have a choice of plans. You can either opt for a growth plan, dividend plan or a dividend reinvestment plan.Our discussion in this article is focused on growth and dividend options. Read more to find out what suits you.

SIP or Systematic Investment Plan is a mode of investing in Mutual Funds. It allows you to invest a predefined amount at regular intervals. There are multiple benefits of SIP over Lumpsum investment. Read Now.

ELSS is a product and SIP is a process. When you combine a product with a process you get a solution. That is what you need to do.

8 things you need to know about portfolio selection after re-categorization.

Did you know that closed ended funds can actually add a lot of value in certain specific circumstance? Here are 3 tips for you!

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.

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..