हिंदी में पढ़े Balanced Advantage Funds are a type of Hybrid Funds in which the assets can be allocated to equity or debt instruments dynamically as per the market trends. The equity exposure is lowered down when markets are expensive and the corpus of the debt component is increased. Best 5 Balanced Advantage Funds Fund…
ESOPs (Employee Stock/Share Ownership/Option Plans) are a kind of Employee Benefit Plan in which a firm or an organisation offers stock ownership interests to its employees on a predetermined price. What are ESOPs and How They Work? Employee Stock Ownership Plans offer ownership of stocks to the employees of a company through share option plans….
Table of Contents : What is Interval Fund? Interval Fund vs Close-ended Fund Interval Fund vs Fixed Maturity Plan Features Who Should Invest? Taxation of Interval Funds List of Top Mutual Funds to Invest In An interval fund is a type of mutual fund, the units of which can be purchased and sold/redeemed only…
Selling your funds at a profit brings along the liability of payment of capital gains tax. If your holding period is 3 years or less, the earnings are characterized by short term capital gains (STCG), in which case no exemption on tax is granted. However, if your holding period is more than 3 years, the gains…
Every mutual fund scheme comes in two types of plans – growth and dividend. The growth option gives returns in the form of rising values of mutual fund units. Whereas, under the dividend option returns are paid via periodic dividends. Types of Mutual Fund Dividend Plans The dividend plan of a mutual fund scheme is…
Absolute Returns Absolute Return of a mutual fund refers to the amount of total change in the value of a mutual fund investment at the time of redemption. For example, Mr. A invests Rs. 1 lakh in a mutual fund scheme in January 2016. The value of the mutual fund invests stands at Rs. 1.3…
