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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.

Debt Funds

Debt Funds, also referred to as fixed income funds, are mutual fund schemes that primarily invest in securities that generate a fixed income. These securities include Certif...

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Entry Load

Entry load refers to a fee imposed by the Asset Management Company (AMC) on investors when purchasing a specific financial scheme. This charge has been prohibited by the Sec...

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Lock-in Period

Investors must be aware of the lock-in period, which restricts them from redeeming their units immediately after making new investments. This time frame is predetermined and...

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Index Funds

An index fund is a type of mutual fund that is designed to replicate the performance of a specific market index. The fund is managed by investing in the same securities that...

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