Picking the right mutual fund for your investment portfolio is similar to selecting a business or a career. First you have to know what works for you then test your selection against various benchmarks

Salaried individuals living in a rented accommodation can avail benefit on HRA deduction under provision of section 10(13A) while Homeowners can claim deduction of ROI on home loan under provisions of section 24(b) of the Income tax Act, 1961

It is very easy to say that buying on fear and selling on greed is the best thing to do. In reality, investors tend to buy on greed and sell on fear. Why does this happen? What is the way out?

One of the keys to investing in mutual funds is to build your mutual fund portfolio. It takes a long time to build your mutual fund portfolio and it is a gradual and iterative process. There are five keys steps you need to remember when it comes to building your mutual fund portfolio.

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.

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

Mutual funds are agnostic towards whether you invest lump-sum or through a SIP. A duration of 10 years is long enough to average out market fluctuations.

Time plays a bigger role in a SIP than the timing. 20 Years is a good enough duration that even a modest amount of Rs 10,000 will result in great returns..

Home Buyers should keep in mind points such as CIBIL Score, Down Payment, Debt-to-income Ratio, monthly income and expenses in order to get lowest interest rates while applying for home loan.

An equity linked savings scheme (ELSS) is a special category of equity mutual funds with a 3-year lock-in period.