Recently, there has been a lot of attention paid to mid- and small-cap funds. Veteran fund manager S. Naren’s remarks have sparked a significant discussion on SIPs, particularly with regards to short-term investments in small and midcap funds. Many average investors see these funds as a great way to balance risk and return on their … Read more
After careful consideration, I have made the decision to return to India from the US as my father is unwell. At 33 years old, I have approximately 10 crores post taxes in the US that I plan to bring back to India. I am considering splitting the funds in an 80-20 or 70-30 ratio and … Read more
Would appreciate your guidance on my SIP. Here are the details of my current SIP contributions. I am 31 years old, debt-free, and living in a rental house. I’m not interested in purchasing an expensive home. My main goal is to secure at least ₹40,000 per month after I turn 45 or 50. Could you … Read more
NPS Vatsalya vs mutual funds: The NPS Vatsalya scheme was floated earlier this week, which is one-of-a-kind scheme where parents can start saving for their minor children much before they enter into their adult life. The NPS Vatsalya is a long-term pension scheme proposed during the full Union Budget 2024, following the third-term victory of the … Read more
Mutual fund investment: Since the introduction of NPS Vatsalya, many have been speaking about long-term investment plans, which extends for decades and can offer a multicrore asset on maturity. NPS Vatsalya, which is similar to the National Pension System, and equity MFs, or children mutual funds, are important tools for long-term wealth creation. Choosing the most … Read more
Investing in the National Pension System (NPS) can be a prudent strategy for securing a steady income post-retirement. By making consistent investments in NPS now, you can build a substantial retirement fund for the future, as it is a highly cost-effective way with the lowest fund management charges ranging from 0.09% to 0.03% depending on … Read more
Mrin Agarwal, Founder, Director, Finsafe, says “there are conservative, moderate and aggressive risk profiles. Someone who is aggressive means that they want their money to grow and they are willing to take a lot of risks to get their money to grow. Someone who is conservative means that they do not want to take risk … Read more