What is NAV in Mutual Fund? Net Asset Value Calculation
NAV in Mutual Fund.. NAV full form is Net Asset Value which is price of single unit of mutual fund. NAV is used to calculate fund units..
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Difference between Open Ended and Closed Ended Mutual Funds
Main Difference between open ended and closed ended mutual funds is liquidity and the way we invest in these mutual funds..
Fixed Maturity Plan in Mutual Fund, Features & Benefits
Fixed Maturity Plan in Mutual Fund is close ended Debt Mutual Fund with fixed maturity period. They invest in debt instruments with fixed maturity..
Capital Protection Funds in India, Best Funds & Features
Capital Protection Funds are Hybrid Mutual Funds that invest in both debt instruments and equities. Goal is to protect Capital of Investors..
What is ELSS Mutual Funds, Features & Best ELSS Funds
ELSS Mutual Funds is the type of Equity mutual funds that helps you to save income tax under old tax regime with Section 80C with 3 years lock in period..
What is Liquid Mutual Funds, Features & Best Liquid Funds
Liquid Mutual Funds are Debt Mutual Funds that invest in safe instruments with maturity of within 91 days like commercial papers, T bills, etc
What is Income Mutual Funds, Benefits & Returns
Income Mutual Funds are Debt funds that provide regular income on investments to meet post retirement expenses. Regular Income Mutual Fund
What is Hybrid Mutual Funds, Best Hybrid Funds & Benefits
Hybrid Mutual Funds invest in equities and debt instruments, and hence helps us in diversification to minimize risk and get better returns..
What is Money Market Mutual Funds, Features & Benefits
Money Market Mutual Funds invest in debt instruments that have high credit ratings like certificate of deposits (CD), Treasury bills (T-bills)
What is Debt Mutual Funds, Taxation & Benefits
Debt Mutual Funds invests in corporate bonds, government securities, commercial papers, etc. and provide decent returns with simple taxation..