Mid cap vs small cap mutual fund: Known as the “Oracle of Omaha,” Warren Buffett is one of the most successful investors of all time. Buffett famously stated his favourite holding period is “forever” for wonderful companies. The 10-year benchmark serves as a mental test to ensure you are buying high-quality businesses with strong fundamentals….
Daily SIP vs Monthly SIP: When it comes to mutual fund investing, consistency is the key, and it matters the most, and so does the approach – how you invest. Rs 900 daily vs Rs 27,000 monthly SIP may look identical in total contribution, but their outcomes can differ due to market timing and compounding…
Low-cost mutual fund: Explore the top 5 large cap schemes with a low expense ratio. Before you wonder what an expense ratio is, here is what it means. An expense ratio is the annual fee a fund charges to manage your investments and cover operational costs. It is represented as a percentage of your total…
Direct vs Regular Mutual Fund: When you invest in mutual funds, you usually get two options to choose from – Direct Plan and Regular Plan. Both offer access to the same fund and fund manager, but the way you invest and the charges you pay are different. These differences can affect your overall returns. Before…
Mutual Fund Rising Star: For a 1-year investment, your top mutual fund choices depend on whether you want high-risk, aggressive equity returns or low-risk, stable debt returns. Here, you get schemes that have provided 20 per cent plus CAGR in the past 1 year, along with important details relevant to your investment. HSBC Midcap Fund…
Mutual Fund Investment: What happens when you stop SIPs during crisis? EXPLAINED (Image: iStock) Mutual Fund Investment: A stock market crash is something that often affects investors, enabling some of them to stop their SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) contributions. The biggest fear in the stock market is often believed to be a market crash. But…
Nippon India mutual funds: Nippon India Mutual Fund (NIMF) is one of India’s leading mutual funds, with an average asset under management of 7,24,965 (Jan’26-Mar’26 QAAUM) Crs & 394.35 Lakh Folios (as on 31st Mar’26). Here is the list of the top 3 schemes of Nippon India mutual funds that delivered up to 20% CAGR…
360 ONE Asset Management Limited (AMC), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company, has received approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to expand its business into international wealth and fund management services through its GIFT City subsidiary on May 22. The company has received a ‘No Objection’ letter from the Securities…
Metal and commodity mutual funds are currently gaining traction, driven by global supply constraints, energy transitions, and uncertain macroeconomic environments. The investors can utilise these funds for targeted exposure to benefit from economic expansion, industrial growth, and rising commodity prices. In this article, we have profiled three commodity- and metal-focused mutual funds by analysing their…
Power of Compounding: Compounding allows investments to grow substantially over a period of time as it involves earning returns not only on the initial amount of money (the principal) but also on the accumulated returns over a period of time. In other words, it is the returns earned on the principal and the accrued returns….
