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Mutual Fund
+14.49% p.a.
₹1,000
+18.54% p.a.
₹5,000
+12.42% p.a.
₹100
+13.88% p.a.
₹1,000
+15.40% p.a.
₹100
+9.98% p.a.
₹100
+14.49% p.a.
₹1,000
+18.54% p.a.
₹5,000
+12.42% p.a.
₹100
+13.88% p.a.
₹1,000
+15.40% p.a.
₹100
+9.98% p.a.
₹100
+26.98% p.a.
+19.18% p.a.
+19.13% p.a.
+12.42% p.a.
+9.98% p.a.
+8.64% p.a.
+19.26% p.a.
+15.30% p.a.
+16.43% p.a.
+19.57% p.a.
+15.07% p.a.
+14.05% p.a.
+47.13% p.a.
+46.81% p.a.
+46.71% p.a.
Other • of s Scheme (Domestic)
47.13%
3Y Return
AUM
584.3 Cr.
Min Invest
₹100
Ratings
-
Other • FoF Domestic
46.81%
3Y Return
AUM
4282.39 Cr.
Min Invest
₹100
Ratings
-
Other • Other ETFs
46.71%
3Y Return
AUM
5960.11 Cr.
Min Invest
₹100
Ratings
-
Other • FoF Domestic
46.71%
3Y Return
AUM
5960.11 Cr.
Min Invest
₹100
Ratings
-
Other • of s Scheme (Domestic)
46.69%
3Y Return
AUM
1150.54 Cr.
Min Invest
₹5,000
Ratings
-
A mutual fund is a professionally managed form of investing that collects money from many fund investors and puts it to work in a diversified portfolio of stocks, bonds or assets
With respect to the asset classes to be invested in, mutual funds are categorized into equity funds, debt funds, hybrid funds, index funds, and liquid funds as well as others
To start investing, your KYC (Know Your Customer) with valid ID, an address proof, and mutual fund of your choosing based on your investment objectives is required. It can be funded using a lump sum or in periodic installments
SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) is a way of investing a fixed amount of money on a regular basis, monthly or quarterly. It fosters a disciplined approach to investing and minimises the risk of market timing through cost averaging
Earning returns can be achieved through capital appreciation (increase in the value of your units) and/or dividends. The fund's performance is inherently linked to the assets held by the fund
Certain mutual funds, such as tax-saving funds, feature a lock-in period of three years. Others might not have such restrictions but may impose a fee known as exit load for early withdrawal/p>
Market risks apply to mutual funds. Each fund carries a different level of risk and potential return. Equity funds have higher volatility, whereas debt and liquid funds are more stable
Investment tracking can be done by monitoring the NAV (Net Asset Value) and the portfolio's performance. Regular reporting makes it easy to stay informed. Strategic long-term investment and regular review align funds with goals
Disclaimer: Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme-related documents carefully.
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