Mutual funds

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  The rule states that an investor should aim for 10% return on investment on equity or mutual funds, 5% on debts, and 3% on savings bank account. Benefits of this rule: -diversify their portfolio -minimize risk -potentially achieve high return over long-term. When it comes to investing strategy, one should analyses the goals, risk tolerance and financial circumstances.

  Investing can seem complicated, but there’s a simple rule that can help you make good financial decisions. This rule suggests that you should aim for specific returns on different types of…

  14 Dec 2023 · 2 min read

• Mutual funds

  No Cost EMI also known as Zero Cost EMI, is a payment option that allow users to pay the price of the product in monthly installments without incurring any additional costs. But there’s a catch, unlike normal EMI, No Cost EMI only applies on full amount of the product. This takes away the benefits of discounts which would be available otherwise. Though there maybe no interest charges, there could be other fees associated with the scheme.

  No Cost EMI, also called Zero Cost EMI, is a way for people to buy things and pay for them over time. Instead of paying for something all at once, you can break the cost into smaller monthly…

  14 Dec 2023 · 1 min read

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  When is the right time to buy and sell your mutual fund investments?

  Investment comes with the risk involves. Fluctuating market conditions can cause you to worry about your equity investments. . Knowing when to buy and when to sell a equity mutual fund can help…

  16 Aug 2020 · 1 min read

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  Employees’ Provident Fund Scheme 1952 Interest Rates

  Employees’ Provident Fund Scheme 1952 Interest Rates declared on EPF since 1952 Year Interest Rates Remarks 1952-53 3.00% – 1953-54 3.00% – 1954-55 3.00% – 1955-56 3.50% – 1956-57 3.50% – 1957-58…

  22 Oct 2014 · 1 min read

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  PPF Interest Rates from 1968

  The Public Provident Fund Scheme (PPF), 1968 Interest Rates from 1968 till date Rates of interest payable in PPF accounts as fixed from time to time since the introduction of the scheme Year Rate of…

  22 Oct 2014 · 1 min read

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  How to Go About Rematerialisation ?

  HOW TO GO ABOUT REMATERIALISATION of Mutual Funds / Shares? 1) Can my electronic holdings be converted back into certificates ? A: Yes. If you wish to get back your securities in physical form, all…

  4 Jun 2014 · 1 min read