Booking profits requires just a click, yet, accumulating a sound investment corpus takes time. Therefore, rushing into booking profits without reconsidering the decision might harm the patiently amassed corpus. The report suggests the right way of going about it

If you are looking to start investing in mutual funds, the current market level shouldn’t be a deterrent. Equity markets tend to go up and down, but in the long run, they help you earn better returns than other asset classes provided you stay disciplined and invest with a clearly defined time horizon.

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.

Equity-linked saving schemes (ELSS) stand out as a unique and tax-efficient investment avenue in the Indian financial landscape. This type of mutual fund not only offers potential wealth creation through equity investments but also provides tax benefits, making them a popular choice among investors. The following text is a comprehensive guide that delves into the nuances of ELSS, elucidating their features, benefits, and considerations for potential investors. 

It is often the practice in the corporate and financial domains to give executives fancy titles in order they are able to attract the attention of their clients. 

While last year's stellar performance in equity mutual funds, particularly mid and small-cap funds, may spark excitement, it's crucial to approach 2024 with a proactive and balanced mindset. The start of a new year isn't just about resolutions; it's an opportunity to rebalance your mutual fund portfolio for a better investment experience.

Consumption and investment are the two drivers of the India growth story, says Yogesh Patil, CIO (Equity), LIC Mutual Fund Asset Management Limited

The systematic investment plan (SIP) has emerged as the most preferred way for retail investors in India to park their funds in equity and equity-oriented funds.

As soon the market begins to take a downward turn or shows signs of volatility, there are many investors who engage in a knee-jerk reaction and stop their systematic investment plans (SIPs) to cut back the assumed losses. But that’s exactly what should not be done. SIPs must be allowed to go forward on their journey of creating wealth over the long term. The article takes a closer at how you should strategise your SIP plan