How to Make the Most of Your Investments with Value Averaging – And When to Book Profits Simple Personal Finance Tools There are some easy to use personal finance tools out there which actually make our money work well. All it needs is some modest financial planning and a small investment of time. However, due… Continue reading Value Averaging – Don’t Miss out on Simple Investment Tricks
Category: Mutual funds
mutualfundssahihai.com – Backdoor to Mutual Funds
A review of Mutual Funds in India and the mutual funds sahi hai website
Robo Advisors – Do they Make Investments Easier?
Will Robo Advisories have an impact in India?
How is a Fee Only Investment Advisor Better?
A fee-only investment advisor charges clients directly for financial advice, avoiding conflicts of interest by not receiving commissions from product companies. As per SEBI regulations, advisors should act in clients’ best interests and disclose conflicts. Clients are urged to inquire about potential conflicts and commissions when seeking advisory services.
Top 3 Selling Tools – How to sell Mutual Funds Easily
WHat an IFA (Independent Financial Advisor) Needs to Succeed in a highly competitive business of selling mutual funds Who are IFAs IFAs are independent Financial Advisors who advise you where to invest in Mutual products and other financial products. The nearest one comes to a Personal Wealth Manager is an IFA. They are no longer those meek individuals who… Continue reading Top 3 Selling Tools – How to sell Mutual Funds Easily
Interview With Madhusudan Kela, Chief Investment Strategist, Reliance Capital
If you want a view of where the stock market is going – there is no better person than Mr Madhusudan Kela to ask. For long Mr. Kela has read the pulse of the market with unerring accuracy. As per this interview, Mr. Kela says that the real acid test will come after the budget,… Continue reading Interview With Madhusudan Kela, Chief Investment Strategist, Reliance Capital
Mutual Funds SIPs – How to Make the Best of Investing
SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans) in Mutual Funds allow for investing small sums regularly, making it ideal for those with limited funds. It offers benefits like diversification, professional management, and can yield high returns compared to traditional savings. Starting an SIP involves deciding on a saving amount, choosing a fund with good performance history and low fees, and sticking to your investment plan. This approach serves as a simple starting point for entering the stock market and growing wealth over time.