To illustrate this point, let's examine the performance of the top three mutual fund schemes over the last decade with over 1000 per cent returns:

This article is authored by Raghvendra Nath, Managing Director, Ladderup Wealth Management Pvt Ltd.

Parag Parikh Flexi Cap has become a stalwart in the flexi-cap category, boasting substantial assets under management (AUM) of Rs 50,000 crore. The fund's historical performance has been noteworthy, consistently outperforming benchmarks like the S&P 500 BSE TRI and Equity: Flexi Cap over a 10-year period.

Instead of setting aside a lump sum for your dream abroad trip, you can plan it through disciplined investment. By investing Rs 12,000 a month (as a couple, Rs 6,000 + Rs 6,000) in mutual funds via SIPs, and enjoying average returns, you might find yourself sipping coffee at a quaint European café sooner than you think.

The survey findings indicated that investors are drawn to ETFs with the expectation of generating market returns and outperforming active mutual funds. This preference for ETFs is driven by a desire for optimal investment outcomes and a recognition of the potential benefits associated with these funds

ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund marks a significant milestone with the completion of 21 years for its iconic ICICI Prudential S&P BSE Sensex ETF.

For investors looking to harness the potential of India's energy evolution, mutual funds offer a strategic entry point. Let's dive into the top five mutual funds with a focus on power and allied sectors.

Let's crunch some numbers. If you deposit Rs 5,000 a month in SSY for 15 years and same amount is invested in ELSS can yield Rs 52.11 lakh

Let's shine the spotlight on some Dividend Yield Mutual Funds that have outshone the rest in the past year, delivering returns upwards of 40 per cent:

Aptus Value Housing Finance India Limited attracted the highest buying interest with an inflow of Rs 424 crore.