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

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has made it mandatory for investors to provide nominee details in mutual funds or opt-out to prevent freezing of the account.

Wouldn’t it be better to use the return earned on your investments to repay your loan EMIs? A systematic withdrawal plan (SWP) can be used to repay the loan EMIs, but you first need to understand how to do it.

As the new financial year kicks in, here are three financial changes effective today that retirees and senior citizens must be aware of.

Investing in any financial instrument requires due diligence, which is also needed to exit an investment scheme to optimise gains. Know what things to consider in an exit plan.

With markets expecting a rate cut from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) later this year, where should senior citizens invest for stable risk-free returns? Here are some investing options.

With a Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP),the investor can choose the amount and time of withdrawal—monthly, quarterly or yearly, providing flexibility and ease.

Systematic investment plans are one of the most preferred ways for investors to invest in mutual funds and build a strong corpus for their retirement. Here are the different types of SIPs you can choose from

For retirement planning, diversification of your portfolio is the key to preventing or minimising losses from market volatility; stick to large caps if you are unsure which stocks to pick.

The return on investments is usually directly related to the risk involved in it. So, if you want higher returns, normally you have to take a higher risk as well. However, there are a few safe investment avenues that have the potential to offer high returns and they can be very attractive to senior investors, too