Mutual Funds

SIP and SWP both strategies are crucial to financial planning. In reality, both can work hand-in-hand, helping you balance your growth and income. In this blog, we have explained how you can combine both these strategies based on your financial goals. 

Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a way to invest in Mutual funds, where small monthly amount use to buy units at current NAV, In this way helps you to invest in various phases of the market.

There are multiple instruments to invest in mutual funds from which Lumpsum and SIP are the two most important tools if you want to invest in mutual funds for whealth creation, know how Lumpsum and SIP differfrom each other.

Confused between SIP and lumpsum investing? Learn how both work, their pros, cons, and which suits your goals for smarter wealth growth.

Confused about where to invest - ETFs, mutual funds, or index funds? This blog breaks down their features, pros, cons, and key differences so you can choose the right one for your goals. Learn about returns, flexibility, and costs to make smarter investment decisions.

A winning mutual fund strategy needs more than chasing top-performing schemes. Learn 10 essential steps, from goal setting and diversification to SIP investing and portfolio reviews, to maximise returns, manage risk, and build long-term wealth with confidence in 2025.

PPF and ELF which is better when it comes to saving tax, 3 years vs 15 years of minimum lock-in period. Continue reading to know all about the details and key differences in these two tax saving instruments.

Want to know which Mutual Funds outperformed to give extraordinary returns to their holders? Here is the list of highest return mutual funds in the last 10 years in India.

What if ₹500 a month could turn into lakhs? Discover how the power of compounding and SIPs can quietly build real wealth over time.

Maximize your returns by understanding how same-day NAV works in mutual funds, and how to optimize your entry and exit points with the right timing and payment methods.

Explore how Direct Mutual Funds can boost your returns by up to ₹10.8 lakh over 20 years compared to Regular plans.

Sectoral and thematic funds, like siblings belong to the same parent, but differ in some cases. Check out what each one has to offers.

Should you chase sector-specific growth or stick to broad market safety? Explore sectoral funds vs index fund to decide which aligns with your investment goals.

Should you pick liquid funds or fixed deposits? Discover how each works, their benefits, and which option keeps your money safer while meeting your goals.

Understand how rupee cost averaging helps reduce risk and build wealth through steady, disciplined investing.