Is moving your money from debt to large-cap funds a wise move?

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No. You shouldn’t.

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What are debt funds ideal for?

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What are they suitable for?

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Are large-cap funds better than debt funds?

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So, which type of fund should you choose?

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If you require money within a year…

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If you need money after five years…

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Have you never invested in equity?

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