Large Cap vs Small Cap vs Mid Cap Funds
What is the difference between large cap, mid cap and small cap funds? Large cap mid cap and small cap mutual funds are equity mutual funds which are classified based on market capitalization.
What is the difference between large cap, mid cap and small cap funds? Large cap mid cap and small cap mutual funds are equity mutual funds which are classified based on market capitalization.
Public Provident Fund (PPF) and Equity linked saving schemes (ELSS) fall under Income Tax section 80C tax saving options. b4investing is helping you to understand all basic differences of PPF and ELSS.
Read what is value fund and contra fund. Let’s discuss the difference between value fund and contra fund. Read all about Value Funds vs Contra Funds
It is compulsory to open a Demat account if a person wants to buy or sell equity or debentures. But mutual fund investor has an option to store securities in Demat account.
What is SIP? What are types of SIP? Read all about Systematic Investment Plan SIP, pros and cons of SIP, how to invest in SIP, how does a SIP work on b4investing
Retirement means a time of life when one chooses to leave work permanently. No work means no salary. So, you need regular income to take care of expenses. If you plan your investment properly then you can have regular income in hand.
The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI)’s latest data shows that less than 1.5% of Indians invest in mutual funds. And, 45.7 percent of the households in the United States owned mutual funds.
Richness comes by thinking differently for new business idea and working towards it. Rich people know “money makes money”. So, they not only earn money but they spend and invest it wisely.
How we check the road map while travelling if route is correct or no, we need to conduct financial check-up too. Read How to Conduct a Financial Check-up at b4investing
Read about best investment strategy that gives regular monthly income to take care of monthly expenses. Investing for monthly income is necessary to take care of extra expenses.