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A Systematic Withdrawal Plan, or SWP, is one of those lesser-known options that can be very useful, especially if you’re looking to generate a regular income stream without pulling out…

An open-ended mutual fund is one of the flexible ways to invest in India. Unlike closed-ended options, it has no maturity date and allows you to buy or sell units…

When it comes to long-term savings, many Indians often weigh the Public Provident Fund (PPF) against mutual funds. While the PPF scheme is trusted for its government backing, guaranteed returns,…

A Top-Up SIP in mutual funds is a smart way to increase your investments gradually as your income grows. It allows you to automatically raise your SIP amount at regular…

In India, low-risk mutual funds aim to  prioritise relatively steady and potentially predictable returns through investments in secure securities such as corporate bonds, government securities, and money market instruments. They…

Fund of Funds and Exchange Traded Funds are some popular investment options in India. While Fund of Funds (FOFs) are mutual funds that invest in other funds, ETFs are traded…