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September 8th, 2011 
Malvika 
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Comments OffCRISIL: Liquid funds are better option than savings A/C
May 30th, 2011 Ziaulla Namani People interested in investment; here is an article which can prove handy.
A study conducted by CRISIL says that liquid fund performs better than savings account.
Going by the study it can be said that money invested in liquid funds (invest in short-term debt instruments) will yield better return than the money parked in the saving accounts.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: banks, Benchmarks, Bhatia, Capital Markets, Checks, Consistent Performance, Crisil, Debt Instruments, Investment Funds, Investor, liquid fund, Liquid Funds, Liquidity, Maximum Maturity, money, Portability, Research Director, Tax Deduction, Tax Return, Term Debt Comments OffMonthly Income Plan (MIP) – A balanced investment approach in volatile markets
April 27th, 2009 Tushar Mathur MIP is a debt oriented fund having a mandate of investing majority into debt instruments (75-85%) and a small part of its assets (generally 15-25%) into equities.
Posted in Mutual Funds, NRI Investing, Personal Finance Tags: Aggressive Plan, Assets, Balanced Fund, Capital Appreciation, Cash And Cash Equivalents, Corporate Bonds, Curve, Debt Instruments, Dividend Payouts, Dividends, Dsp, Equity Exposure, Growth Option, High Exposure, Investment Approach, Mandate, Mid Caps, Moderate Plan, Prudential, Volatile Markets Comments OffOlder mutual funds mean better returns?
July 7th, 2008 Tushar Mathur 
Keeping an eye on daily finance news and tips, I’ve realized something: of late, many companies have set up mutual fund houses in order to capitalize on India’s booming economy.
Posted in Companies, Mutual Funds, NRI Investing, Personal Finance Tags: Bank Of India, Birla, Debt Instruments, Equity Funds, Fidelity, Finance News, Franklin Templeton, Fund Offerings, good returns, Government Of India, Guaranteed Return, happy with returns, HDFC, High Interest, Indian Mutual Fund, Laggards, Mangum, Mutual Fund Business, Mutual Fund Industry, old mutual funds, SBI, State Bank, State Bank Of India, Stock Market Instruments, Trust Of India, Unit Trust Of India, UTI Comments OffShould I invest in Gold ?
February 25th, 2008 Tushar Mathur Looking to invest in Gold funds but don’t know too much about them? Here are some basic facts to get you started.
What are Gold funds?
Gold funds are similar to mutual funds except that they invest in gold instead of debt instruments or equity shares.
Posted in NRI Investing Tags: Asset Value, Bonds, Central Banks, Coins, Debt Instruments, Debt Products, Demat Account, diversify, funds, gold, Gold Dollar, Gold Fund, Gold Funds, Gold Holdings, Gold Price, Investing In Gold, Money Market Instruments, Mutual Funds, National Economic Policies, Physical Gold, portfolio, Price Appreciation, Price Variation, Property Investment, time, usa Comments Off
