Kinds of Mutual Funds!
Equity Mutual Funds-
It is a Mutual Fund that invests predominantly in equity stocks. As per SEBI Mutual Funds, at least 65% of schemes assets should be invested in Equities and Equity related investments. (1/6)
Equity Mutual Funds-
It is a Mutual Fund that invests predominantly in equity stocks. As per SEBI Mutual Funds, at least 65% of schemes assets should be invested in Equities and Equity related investments. (1/6)
These funds carry medium to high-risk profiling compared to other Mutual Funds. These are ideal for Long Term Growth. (2/6)
Debt Funds-
It is a Mutual Fund that invests in Fixed income instruments such as Corporate and Govt. Bonds, Debt securities, Many market instruments etc. These funds are suitable for investors who want regular income but are risk averse. (3/6)
It is a Mutual Fund that invests in Fixed income instruments such as Corporate and Govt. Bonds, Debt securities, Many market instruments etc. These funds are suitable for investors who want regular income but are risk averse. (3/6)
Balanced Funds-
These funds typically invest in 70% in stocks and 30% in Bonds. Theses funds contain Medium risk when compared to other MF types and are generally preferred by Risk averse investors. (4/6)
These funds typically invest in 70% in stocks and 30% in Bonds. Theses funds contain Medium risk when compared to other MF types and are generally preferred by Risk averse investors. (4/6)
These funds are ideal if one is looking for a mixture of safety, income and Modest Capital appreciation (5/6)
Liquid Funds-
These funds predominantly invest in highly liquid money market investments and debt securities of short tenure. They invest in T-Bills, Commercial Paper, Certificate of Deposits (CD) and Collateralized Lending and Borrowing (CBLD). (6/6)
These funds predominantly invest in highly liquid money market investments and debt securities of short tenure. They invest in T-Bills, Commercial Paper, Certificate of Deposits (CD) and Collateralized Lending and Borrowing (CBLD). (6/6)
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