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• Qualified and experienced professionals manage Mutual Funds. Generally, investors, by themselves, may have reasonable capability, but to assess a financial instrument a professional analytical approach is required in addition to access to research, information, time and methodology to make sound investment decisions and keep monitoring them
• Since Mutual Funds make investments in a number of stocks, the resultant diversification reduces risk. They provide the small investors with an opportunity to invest in a larger basket of securities.
• The investor is spared the time and effort of tracking investments, collecting income, etc. from various issuers, etc
• It is possible to invest in small amounts as and when the investor has surplus funds to invest.
• Mutual Funds are registered with SEBI. SEBI monitors the activities of Mutual Funds.
• In case of open-ended funds, the investment is very liquid as it can be redeemed at any time with the fund.