Which Mutual Fund To Choose
Debt Funds, Equity Funds, ELSS Funds…so many different kinds of funds! Which one’s right for you? This video will help you understand the different kinds of Mutual Funds and to spot the right one for you.
Category Archives: Investments
Investments For Young Professionals
Your first few salaries are pure joy, aren’t they? As tempted as you are to spend the entire amount on all things fancy, don’t. Invest some, instead! Trust us, it will reap great rewards. Here are some avenues you can consider investing in.
Avni Raja In A Chat With Feroze Azeez About Inflation
Is your investment portfolio hedged against the real rate of inflation? Feroze Azeez of Anand Rathi talks to Avni Raja about ensuring your portfolio is well protected against inflation.
How To Manage Your Finances If You Suddenly Lose Your Job
Lost your job recently? We can imagine how you feel! But all is not lost, you can still manage to pull yourself together and fight this financial crunch. Read on, we promise to make you feel better.
Repay Your Education Loan Or Start Investing: Which Comes First?
Once you complete your education what should you do first? Pay your Education Loan or put money into a lucrative investment plan? The answer is, both! Let’s see how to go about it.
Stock Markets Climbing: Is It A Good Time To Invest?
The Nifty has risen nearly 1000 points this year. Should you invest in stocks? Keep reading to find out.
Understanding ‘Systematic Investment Plan’ (SIP)!
A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a method which allows investors to invest a certain amount of money in a Mutual Fund over a period of time. Let’s read more about it to find out how it works.
Term Of The Week: What’s An Expense Ratio?
Investing in a fund with a high Expense Ratio could translate to lower returns for you. Here’s why.
How To Meet Your Goals With Mutual Funds
We’re giving you the scoop on how investing in Mutual Funds can help you meet your life goals – be it in the short, medium or long term.
7 Deadly Sins Of Financial Management
There are six things the Lord of Personal Finance hates, seven that are detestable: procrastination, greed, impulsiveness, disorganisation, gullibility, cowardice, imprudence. If you’re a sinner, here’s how to seek redemption.