Most investors focus on what they need to do to achieve their investment goals, improve portfolio returns and maintain a balance between risk and reward.

Investors often wonder if they should consider index funds as their go-to option for investing. There isn’t a strict rule for choosing between the two options. However, the question arises: why opt for index funds over active mutual funds when both choices are available? The article clears the confusion on this issue 

Every fortnight, we recommend one open-ended equity diversified fund that has the best potential of returns for the next one year considering its constituents remain the same.

Investment is necessary for wealth creation to fulfil life's various financial goals.

A significant shift is underway in India's financial landscape- the rise of millennial investors. Individuals born between 1980 and 1995, grouped as millennials, are actively reshaping the investment industry in their 30s and 40s. And their preferred avenue is mutual funds. The article highlights the details of the trend

Your special report on conservative investing with debt funds cleared many doubts that I had.

The month of November was abuzz with several companies going public via initial public offering (IPO). But what caught our attention in this humming was the interest shown by fund houses to grab a pie in these newly listed companies. 

Mutual funds are a simple and an efficient investment vehicle. However, if you want to benefit from the true potential of this wonderful investment vehicle, you need to plan your investments well and build a portfolio that has the right mix funds to deliver the desired results. Here’s how you can get the best out of your mutual fund portfolio. 

Should you subscribe to New Fund Offers (NFOs)? While the buzz surrounding each NFO is tremendous and may tempt you to take the leap, it is important to make informed choices. The article weighs the pros and cons of investing in NFOs

While investing in mutual funds, individuals often maintain diverse financial goals and aspirations. Some are drawn to the potential for high risk and high rewards that equity funds offer, while others gravitate towards the stability of debt funds. Among the choices within the debt fund category, PSU debt funds have been attracting attention. But, the moot question arises: Are PSU debt funds suitable for conservative investors? Vardan Pandhare explores.