Factor funds invest only in a few select stocks of an index based on their predefined criteria. Hence, they are neither purely active nor purely passive, but are they suitable for seniors?

ASK Private Wealth launched the ASK Wealth Advisors India Opportunities Fund, which allows NRIs to invest in Indian capital markets.

The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of MFs has doubled that of bank deposits (BD) at 20.5 per cent in the past 10 years, whereas for BD, it was 10.3 per cent, BoB data shows.

A Systematic Investment Plan or SIP lets you invest in a mutual fund scheme at monthly or quarterly intervals while allowing you to compound your investments in the market.

In the Union Budget 2024-25, the government increased the capital gains tax on both short- and long-term gains. Here’s what experts say.

Systematic Transfer Plans (STPs) in mutual funds allow the transfer of funds from one scheme to another within the same fund house to provide investors with certain advantages.

Financial planning is vital both during the accumulation and retirement phases, so depending on your financial needs, formulate a strategy that serves you best.

Flexi-cap mutual funds can invest at least 65 per cent in equity and balance in other asset classes. Are these funds useful for retirees? Read on.

Senior citizens can open a new savings bank account for online investments in mutual funds and other assets to minimise the risk of fraud and should opt for ultra-short-term funds post-retirement.

Investing through a systematic investment plan (SIP) early on will help you build wealth brick by brick towards a robust retirement corpus.