Every fund has a different role. Learn which one fits your goals.
Equity funds invest mostly in shares of listed companies. They are the growth engine of a portfolio: over long periods…
Debt funds lend money. They buy bonds issued by the government, banks and companies, and earn interest on them. Their…
Hybrid funds hold both equity and debt inside one scheme, in a stated ratio. An aggressive hybrid might be 70 percent…
An index fund does not try to beat the market. It copies a published list, such as the Nifty 50, holding every company…
ELSS stands for Equity Linked Savings Scheme. It is an equity fund with one extra property: money you invest in it, up…
Liquid funds lend money for very short periods, up to 91 days, to the government, banks and top-rated companies. Their…
International funds invest in companies outside India, most often in the United States. They let you own businesses…
SEBI defines the labels. The top 100 companies by market value are large caps. The next 150 are mid caps. Everything…
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