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Open ended funds are those which remain open for purchases and redemptions through the year.

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.

It really depends on a particular individuals expectations, goals and risk appetite, read along to find out what kind of fund suits you best..

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.

Here are 8 reasons why advisors are suggesting investors to opt for the SIP method of investing over lump-sum method..

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..

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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...