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Automatic Reinvestment

Let's explore a popular investment option for mutual fund unit holders known as dividend reinvestment. This strategy involves using the profits from a mutual fund, whether through dividends or capital gains, to purchase more units of the fund. This allows investors to continuously grow their investment without actively managing it. Essentially, it's a way to compound your earnings within the same fund. It's a great option for long-term investors looking to maximize their returns.

Arbitrage Funds

A type of investment known as 'arbitrage' utilizes the discrepancies in security prices between two markets to generate profits. This strategy is considered to be low risk a...

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No-load Fund

A sales load is a common fee charged for the buying and selling of mutual fund shares through an intermediary. However, there are certain types of mutual funds that do not im...

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Minimum Investment Amount

A mutual fund scheme requires a minimum investment in order to purchase its units. This amount is typically set by the fund manager and can vary depending on the specific sc...

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Total Return

It takes into account not only the change in value of the investment, but also any income generated, such as dividends or interest. Let us delve into the concept of Total R...

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