mutual funds
What are focused mutual funds, why should you add them to portfolio?
Focused funds are mutual funds that hold a small number of stocks, at most 30, with at least 65% of the money in equity and equity-related instruments.
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What is the FIFO method used to work out capital gains tax on mutual funds?
FIFO stands for "first in, first out." It means the mutual fund units you bought first are treated as the ones you sell first. Capital gains tax is worked out on that basis.
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Is it common to stop your mutual fund SIP, when should you do it?
Financial advisors rarely tell investors to pause their SIPs, but there are a few situations where it makes sense.
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Mutual funds: How SIPs and STPs may help you build a robust portfolio
A systematic transfer plan (STP) allows investors to temporarily park their money in one mutual fund before gradually transferring it to another.
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ELSS vs index mutual funds: Which one should investors choose and why?
Both equity-linked savings schemes (ELSS) and index mutual funds can help investors build long-term wealth through exposure to equities. However, the two investment options differ in their investment approach, tax benefits and suitability for different types of investors.
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Sebi introduces life-cycle mutual funds, check here for details
Mutual funds will now be permitted to offer both value and contra mutual funds as long as the scheme portfolio overlap between the two schemes is not more than 50%.