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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.

R-squared

A crucial tool in the arsenal of investors, benchmarking involves a statistical comparison of a fund to its benchmark. It serves as a yardstick to gauge the performance of a...

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New Fund Offer (NFO)

NFOs are generally open for a limited period, after which they are listed and traded on stock exchanges. An NFO is essentially a fundraising opportunity for AMCs to invest ...

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Expense Ratio

Mutual funds scheme involves various charges, collectively known as Expense Ratio. These include management fees, advertising costs, allocation fees, and commission, among o...

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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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