"A Higher Financial Altitude"
Mutual funds are basically investment vehicles that comprise the capital of different investors who share a mutual financial goal.
A fund manager manages the pool of money that is collected from various investors and invests the money into a variety of investment options such as company stocks, bonds, and shares.
Mutual funds in India are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), and investing in mutual funds is considered to be the easiest way through which you can increase your wealth.
Open-ended mutual funds have no constraints as far as the number of units that can be traded or the time period is concerned.
The unit capital that is to be invested in closed-ended mutual funds is fixed and therefore, it is not possible to sell more than the predetermined number of units.
Equity funds are the most preferred investment options among the majority of investors as these offer high returns and quick growth.
Debt funds chiefly invest in low-risk fixed-income instruments such as government securities.
Though the risk involved with these funds is relatively high, the generated returns are equally high.
The corpus of income funds is invested in a combination of high dividend generating stocks and government securities.
Real estate funds are special share funds which invest in high-quality real estate directly or through companies which purchase real estates.
Sector funds are theme-based funds which invest their corpus in a specific sector to deliver impressive returns.
Jigish Patel - Founder
AMFI Registered Mutual Fund Distributor
Mumbai
JP Financial © 2018