What is a Mutual Fund?

What is a Mutual Fund?

Read this blog to learn about Mutual Funds, types of Mutual Funds, advantages of investing into Mutual Funds & how to get started. To know more, visit FinEdge now!

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Riding the SIP Wave: How to benefit from Volatile Markets

In recent months, equity mutual funds (especially SIP’s) have seen increased inflows and a renewed interest from the retail investor community. Whereas a lot of these SIP’s have been started with the intention of continuing them for 5 to 10 years or more, the truth is that not all of them will actually successfully complete their tenure. In this brief article, we’ll summarize a few key factors to keep in mind while planning for your future goals using SIP’s. Let’s begin with our “three golden rules” of SIP investing!

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All about Student Loans

With education expenses in India rising at the speed of knots, it’s no wonder that the popularity of student loans are on the rise.  In fact, a recent article Economic Times article^ suggests that MBA costs are expected to rise at 15.26% per annum and other undergraduate expenses 12.59% in next five years. For undergraduate engineering courses, fees typically range from Rs 5-10 lakh, while for a five-year medical course at a private college this number could be upwards of Rs 50 lakh! For post-graduate management courses such an MBA or PGPM, fees could be more than Rs 10 lakh.