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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...

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..

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

An index fund is a passive mutual fund that invests in the components of an index. Index funds can be based on the major index or minor indices.

Tax status of mutual fund holdings is based on whether a fund is classified as an equity fund or as a debt fund. As per the Income Tax Rules, if 65% of the AUM is in equities then it is an equity fund, otherwise it is a debt fund...

One of the basic tenets of investing in mutual funds is that time matters a lot more than timing. Basically, it means that you start early.

A systematic investment plan (SIP) is a systematic way of investing your money in an asset class (equity fund or a debt fund or even a liquid fund).

Efficient planning of down- payment can help with smooth EMIs, hassle-free ROI and convenient home-loan repayment. Read on to know more about home loan down payment.

We often get to see that a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) tends to outperform lump-sum investments over longer periods of time.