The Sectoral Funds trivia!

We are surrounded by the lack of infrastructural amenities that can make our lives better. The congested roads, frequent power shortages, Air traffic congestion etc are just some examples of the numerous problems that we face in our everyday lives. This just goes to prove the infrastructural abilities that India actually needs and the scarcity… Read More »

Responsibility of Parenthood – Save for your child!

Most investors have the mind-set that investing n Mutual Funds and other equities related sources are quite risky and opt for the traditional approach of saving – investing in Fixed Deposits, Recurring Deposits etc. These funds, upon maturity do not provide adequate returns when compared to equities. Therefore, you might end up taking a debt… Read More »

It’s all about returns!

New investors are in the belief that they should diversify their investments first and then consider the funds’ performance. This is a wrong approach. Not many times does an investor benefit from such a decision. Targeting tax saving funds is not a great idea. It is good to have one fund which provides you tax… Read More »

Opt for online investing!

Following the decision of the Securities Exchange Board of India’s (SEBI) to abolish the entry load on Mutual Funds, most financial advisors are feeling the crunch due to the non availability of incentives from the customers’ end. Earlier, financial advisors used to earn a minimum of Rs 50 as a fee from investors who wished… Read More »

Formulate your investment plan wisely!

If you are new to the investing routine or if you are an old player in this field, it is important for you to remember one thing- formulate your investment plan with great diligence. It is not only important to start your investment routine with proper planning in the initial phase, but also to constantly… Read More »

A budget plan to save for a rainy day!

Once you have identified the fund boxes — Spending forecast, contingency fund for job loss and medical expenses, be dedicated and generate your money flow into these funds consistently. This could be once a quarter but it would be more manageable if it’s once a month.

KVB is on a revamp mode

A recent press report said that Karur Vyasya Bank (KVB), the oldest private sector bank is on a revamp to fit into the new age. Mr. M.Venkataraman, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Bank said that the bank has undertaken a business re-engineering exercise and has developed a consistent customer relationship model. He… Read More »