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Benefits of mutual funds
Diversification advantage
Invest across sectors, asset classes, and fund houses to safeguard against market volatility
Reduce risks
Invest in expert-curated diversified basket of stocks
Power of compounding
Start with just ₹500 via SIPs and experience the joys of compounding in the long term
Rupee-cost averaging
With SIPs, you don’t have to worry about timing the market well anymore
Access fixed income market
Invest in debt funds and get capital protection whilst enjoying interest income
Flexibility and convenience
Invest online as per your convenience and funds availability
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Direct mutual funds
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Choice of 5,000+ schemes
Compare and choose from 5,000+ mutual fund schemes across various asset classes
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Move existing portfolio with ease
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Types of mutual fund
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Equity Funds
Invest in large, mid, and small cap sector stocks to enjoy capital appreciation. Ideal for aggressive, long-term investors
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Debt Funds
Access debt markets and enjoy interest income from bonds and debentures. Ideal for conservative short-term investors
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Hybrid Funds
Enjoy best of both the worlds – equity and debt. Ideal for beginners with medium-term investment horizon
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Money Market Funds
Beat FD returns by investing in liquid instruments. Ideal for 1 day to 365 day investment horizon
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All you need to know about Mutual Funds
There are two types of mutual fund plans in India – Regular and Direct. Regular plans are ones which are done through an investment advisor or mutual fund distributor. Since the investor goes through an agent, the fees or commission payable to the agent are adjusted in the fund’s Net Asset Value (NAV). On the contrary, Direct mutual funds are purchased directly from the asset management company and thus eliminates costs related to third party agents or distributors. This ‘cost-saving’ has a direct impact on the fund’s expense ratio. Regular plans have higher expense ratio compared to direct plans and hence the ‘in-hand’ returns generated by direct mutual funds are higher than regular funds. By investing in direct plans, you can earn up to 1% additional returns on your investments.
Yes, there is a special type of mutual fund called Equity Linked Savings Scheme (ELSS) that can help investors save tax under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Investors can claim a deduction of up to Rs. 1.5 Lakh per annum. ELSS usually comes with a lock-in period of 3 years. While it may seem like a long period, ELSS have one of the lowest lock-in periods compared to other tax saving options like PPF (15 years), NPS (till retirement) etc. While a tax saving instrument, investors should remember that ELSS funds are equity-oriented in nature and can be large, mid, or small cap biased.
Mutual funds are a great way to diversify your portfolio. While there are endless subsets of mutual funds, the three core asset classes in mutual funds are equity, debt, and hybrid. Equity funds invest in equity stocks of companies listed on the stock exchange. They carry medium to high risk and range from relatively safer investments like large cap funds to risky investments (mid and small cap funds). Debt funds are comparatively safer as they invest in fixed interest generating investments like fixed deposits, commercial papers, certificates of deposits, treasury bills etc. They are ideal for conservative investors looking to beat inflation without exposing their capital to equity markets. Hybrid funds are a mix of both equity and debt. There are six types of hybrid funds each with a unique mix of equity and debt. These are ideal for beginners to test the waters, before going all in with equities.
Mutual funds are managed by a fund manager and a team of analysts and researchers who track market movements and control fund reallocation to maximise the fund’s performance and returns. To pay for their services, and the agent’s commission, fund houses factor in an expense ratio that is shared by all investors proportionately. When you invest in direct mutual funds, commissions are eliminated, thereby reducing the overall expense ratio, and giving you higher real returns.
Mutual funds are avenues for long term wealth creation. And to discourage investors from constantly churning their portfolio in the short term, mutual funds have the concept of ‘exit load’. Typically, for equity mutual funds, exit load is levied if you withdraw or sell investments within one year of purchase. In case of debt funds, the exit load period is reduced to 3 months. Liquid funds carry a 15-day or a 30-day exit load period.
Yes, there are mutual funds that carry lock-in period or a fixed maturity date. These can range from ELSS (lock-in period of 3 years) to close-ended funds like Fixed Maturity Plans (FMPs) and capital protection fund that are available for selling after a specific period. Since these funds are not open to regular buying and selling, fund manager and his investment bets play a critical role in fund performance.
Hybrid funds are a popular type of mutual funds that provide exposure to both equity and debt. While equity exposure aims to maximise capital appreciation, the debt portion provides stability as it invests in fixed interest generating debt instruments. There are 6 types of hybrid funds, ranging from aggressive hybrid funds (up to 80% allocation to equities) to conservative hybrid funds (up to 30%-40% exposure to equities).