After the Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund crisis this year, investors reduced their exposure to debt funds. The Franklin schemes were shut down because the fund house saw a surge in its redemptions. Read More
Saving for your kid’s higher education is more important today than it was decades ago because of the spiraling education costs. The cost of education in India is increasing by 10%-12% every year. Read More
The markets have been really volatile this month. Even though news is that China’s economy has started to recover, the coronavirus is still rocking the world. It doesn’t look like the volatility is going to go away anytime soon. Read More
Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) recategorised mutual funds in 2017-18. While SEBI did it, it also made another classification of some schemes. These were named solution-oriented mutual funds. Read More
Investors always look anxiously at the 3 PM equity mutual fund cut-off timing for purchasing units of the scheme. Why? If you purchased units of a fund before this cut-off the same day Net Asset Value. Read More
The Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) released a circular on 11th September. This circular talked about material changes to the portfolio of all Multicap funds. Read More
When you think of investments, you think about the returns you get from them. This could be either income from investments such as dividends or the capital appreciation you get. When it comes to mutual funds Read More
No one loves losses. Almost all investors hate to look at losses on their portfolio statements. And most of us display more emotions when we make a loss on an investment as compared to when we make a gain. This is called loss aversion effect. Read More
Based on the recommendations of the Mutual Fund Advisory Committee (MFAC), the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has made changes to the product labelling of mutual funds. Read More
The RBI has kept the repo rate unchanged at 4% while maintaining its accommodative policy stance. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the RBI voted unanimously in favour of keeping the policy repo rate unchanged for the second consecutive time. Read More
