Are markets really risky?

If you define risk as volatility, then the stock markets are indeed very risky. But if you define risk as the probability of suffering a loss over the long term, then the risk is entirely manageable.

Buying the fund house

Judging listed fund houses by the metric that matters most

Retirement's biggest risk is an empty afternoon

You spent 35 years learning not to react. Then you retire with time, a corpus and a phone, and the habit that built the money starts working against it.

The three-year wait

A four-test method for judging funds still finding their feet

The Premium My Father Sold

A shortage explains why a premium can exist, but the crowd's behaviour explains why it reaches 80 per cent in just a few days

A Rs 10 fund may look cheap. It isn't: NAV illusion decoded

Why the NAV of a mutual fund doesn't indicate its price and what you should actually pay attention to