How mutual fund NAV is calculated?
NAV stands from Net Assets Value. In this article we will understand what is NAV & how it is calculated? Why this matters in real life When you invest in a mutual fund, you often hear people say, “NAV went…
Mutual funds help beginners invest in the stock market without selecting individual stocks. This category explains mutual fund concepts in simple language, including SIP, NAV, expense ratio, risks, returns, and how mutual funds work in India.
NAV stands from Net Assets Value. In this article we will understand what is NAV & how it is calculated? Why this matters in real life When you invest in a mutual fund, you often hear people say, “NAV went…
When you withdraw money from a mutual fund, the fund may charge a small exit fee. This charge is called the exit load in mutual fund. However, exit load is not applied to every withdrawal. It depends on how long…
When you start investing in mutual funds, you often see terms and numbers that look confusing. One such number is AUM. You may notice that one mutual fund has an AUM of ₹500 crore, while another has ₹50,000 crore.So a…
Imagine you need money urgently — maybe for a medical emergency, a child’s school fee, or an unexpected repair at home. You remember that you have invested in a mutual fund and decide to withdraw some money from it. The…
If you are new to investing, you may have heard people say:“Just start SIP.” But what exactly is an SIP?How does it work, and why is it so popular with beginners? In this article, we’ll explain how SIPs work and…
We all save money for things like children’s education, buying a house, retirement, or some other things. Keeping all that money only in a savings account (FDs and RDs) often feels safe, but it usually grows very slowly. This is…