Don't think of emergency money in liquid funds as a sub-optimal allocation, suggests Ashutosh Gupta
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Liquid funds are recommended for emergency needs, but they may end up remaining invested for the long term unless there's an emergency. It is also not advisable to invest in liquid funds for over three months. How to resolve this dichotomy?
- Nihar Mayekar
This article was originally published on November 01, 2021.
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