05-Apr-2021

Should one invest in short-duration funds or keep the funds in a savings account?

Name: Should one invest in short-duration funds or keep the funds in a savings account?
Uploaded: 2021-04-05T07:00:00+05:30
Duration: 2 min
Description: If your investment horizon is two years or upwards, then short-durations funds would be fine, says Ashutosh Gupta

If your investment horizon is two years or upwards, then short-durations funds would be fine, says Ashutosh Gupta

Should one invest in short-duration funds or keep the funds in a savings account?

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