Technology has helped make Mutual Funds a popular investment option today. From investing in a fund to getting payment reminders and information about the fund value, you can do it all online on your smartphone or computer. It really is that simple.
You’re probably thinking that you do not need constant reminders to start investing early. You can do without them, for sure, but we cannot emphasise enough, the importance and benefits of investing early – while you are still young and strong! Thank us later.
While a Savings Account and term deposits can provide reasonable interest on investment, nothing can be compared to the high value of returns coupled with tax benefits offered by Mutual Funds. Read on to know more.
If Mutual Funds are your preferred choice of investment, we’ve got some good news for you! BankBazaar is gearing up to launch wide-ranging offerings on Mutual Funds. Stay tuned!
Most people have heard about Mutual Fund investments and may have thought about investing in them. But by and large, people do not seem to have a clear idea about Mutual Funds, its types and other related factors. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you get a clear picture about Mutual Fund investments.
The idea of investing in Mutual Funds can be confusing for first-time investors. There are several Mutual Funds to suit every type of investor, from the risk-takers to the ones who would prefer secure options. While Mutual Funds are a closely regulated investment option, there are also many myths doing the rounds about investing in Mutual Funds. We’ll tell you the truth behind some myths and clear the air.
What’s the first thought that crosses your mind when you hear the word Mutual Funds? Confusion galore? Is the concept of Mutual Funds all Greek and Latin to you? We have the answers for you! We’ll help you decode all this with our handy Beginner’s Guide to investing in Mutual Funds. Read on to find out how Mutual Funds and Systematic Investment Plans work.
“Mutual fund investments are subject to market risk. Please read the offer documents carefully before investing”. Yes, it’s possibly boring. But we’re here to help you wade through to all the important bits.
NAV or Net Asset Value is the aggregate of the market price of all the shares contained in the portfolio, inclusive of cash after deducting the liabilities divided by the sum of units issued. It can also be called the book value of the unit of the fund. Learn all about it here.