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Fund Basics

Starry Attributes

The Value Research Fund Ratings help you choose funds on the basis of their & their peers' performances

Risk-free Earners

Arbitrage funds are a good way of earning relatively risk-free returns from equities, even in volatile markets

Loaded Information

A fund deducts a percentage of your investment in the form of charges know as load

Not Much Of A Difference

Many investors think that a fund's dividend option is more profitable, but that is not really true

Fund Size

The size of a fund is another important aspect that an investor should take into account while investing in mutual funds. Although, the fund size cannot form basis of its performance, it still matters

No Need to Monitor MF Investments

Most people think that once they invest in a fund, the job of taking care of their investments has been successfully passed on to the fund manager. But it's a dangerous strategy to adopt

Is Low NAV Cheap?

Is a fund with a low NAV a better investment option than a fund with a higher NAV? Since you can buy more units when the NAV is low, isn't it cheaper? Should mutual fund schemes with a higher NAV be avoided?

Mutual Fund IPOs

Investors often tend to think of fund IPOs in the same vein as they do of stock IPOs. However, there are some fundamental differences that they need to take into consideration.

Drip Investing

STP is an easier way to reap the benefits of Rupee cost averaging. It enables you to transfer a fixed amount of money at regular intervals from designated debt schemes to designated equity and balanced schemes.

Mutual Fund Dividends

Funds' dividends are just a way of distributing profits, but there are many tax advantages of receiving them. Dividends from equity mutual funds are fully tax-free. These dividends can also be used to offset short-term capital gains.