What is mutual fund?
A Mutual Fund is an investment product which allows the investor to pool their money with other investors. They diversify their portfolio across multiple asset classes, such as stocks and bonds, while looking to generate higher returns than traditional investments. This diversification provides investors with the potential to benefit from combined returns while also limiting their risk exposure.
How to invest in mutual fund?
First, research and decide which mutual funds may be the right fit for you. Consider the fees associated with specific funds and choose one with minimal charges. You should then open an account with them and invest your desired amount after discussing the plan with a financial expert. Finally, keep track of the fund's performance periodically to make sure your investment is reaping its expected returns.
Why invest in mutual fund?
Investing in a mutual fund can be a great way to secure a financial future. Not only do mutual funds provide diversity, as they are composed of a pool of investments from a variety of sectors, but they also offer investors an easy and affordable way to build their portfolio. Mutual funds have experienced managers who make decisions regarding which stocks to buy and sell, meaning the investor does not have to constantly monitor the market.
Top Mutual Funds
3Y Returns
Nippon India CPSE ETF AUM: ₹46,099 Cr | 47.12 % |
Bank of India Credit Risk Fund AUM: ₹115 Cr | 39.23 % |
Kotak Nifty PSU Bank ETF AUM: ₹1,453 Cr | 38.98 % |
Nippon India ETF Nifty PSU Bank BeES AUM: ₹2,502 Cr | 38.97 % |
ICICI Prudential Bharat 22 ETF AUM: ₹20,550 Cr | 36.16 % |
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