If you want to invest in mutual funds, you will be required to flip over 1,000 mutual fund schemes that are offered by all the fund houses put together.
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How to choose the best available Mutual Fund?
January 30th, 2012 
Ziaulla Namani 
Posted in Personal Finance 
Tags: 10 Years, Financial Goal, Invest One, Investment Goals, Investment Guru, Investment Objective, Investment Objectives, Manageable Number, Mandate, Momentary Loss, Mutual Fund Schemes, Mutual Funds, Nbsp, Period Of Time, Risk Profile, Short Period, Simple Questions, Steady Appreciation, Traveller, Trying Your Luck 
Comments OffWhy investors are not making returns in the stock market?
October 22nd, 2011 Malvika In the last 10 years, sensex gas grown at 17.79% CAGR. That means, if someone could have invested Rs. 1 lac 10 years back, it could have grown to 5.14 lacs.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: 10 Years, Albar, Behaviours, Cagr, Comparative Study, Dalbar, Dams, Equity Investor, Excess Rain, Gap, Important Facts, Investment Behavior, Investment Performance, Investor Returns, Lacs, Leading Financial Services, Market Research Firm, Mutual Funds, Natures, Stock Market Comments OffChild Plan: Is that REALLY worth for your kids?
September 15th, 2011 Malvika I am reminded of a Tamil saying, “Experience what it is to build a house, and get a child married”, probably that is the reason why wise parents invest to meet the long term financial obligations like education and marriage cost of their children.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Amount Of Money, Appetites, Bonds, Catchy Name, financial obligations, Inflation Rate, Initial Stages, Investment options, Investment Products, Maturity, Mutual Funds, National Savings, Post office, Public Provident Fund, RBI, Savings Scheme, Sentiment, Tamil, Tenure, Wise Parents Comments OffA Financial Checklist While Switching Jobs
September 13th, 2011 Malvika “Careful planning is the key to safe and swift travel.” ULYSSES
This very much applies to the many especially young executives who look for lucrative and better job opportunities.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: 2 Ways, Benefit, Careful Consideration, Employees Provident Fund, Financial Institutions, Financial Jobs, Financial Planning, Investment Company, Investment Institutions, Investments, Job Opportunities, Loans, Minimum Balance, Mutual Funds, Opening A New Account, Penalty Charges, Salary, Smooth Transition, Ulysses, Zero Balance Comments OffWhen To Sell A Mutual Fund?
September 5th, 2011 Malvika Start making the decision:
It is vital for an investor, to have long-term investment plans. But he needs to constantly verify if these funds are helping him to achieve his financial objectives.
Posted in Mutual Funds, Personal Finance Tags: Asset Class, Benchmark Index, Change Of Ownership, Different Sectors, Financial Objectives, Fund Takeovers, Investment Objective, Investment Plans, Investor, Long Term Investment, Market Capitalization, Market Caps, Mergers, Minimum Period, mutual fund investments?, Mutual Fund Portfolio, Mutual Funds, Periods, Repositioning, Tern Comments OffMutual Funds Myth Buster
August 23rd, 2011 Tushar Mathur Rahul is working for a mutual fund house. They have recently came out with an NFO (new fund offer). The day on which the fund house announced its maiden NAV (net asset value), he received lot of calls from investors asking why the NAV is at below par.
Posted in Mutual Funds Tags: Asset Value, Demand And Supply, Equity Fund, Equity Funds, Fund Management, Fund Offerings, Initial Public Offering, Investors, Misconceptions, mutual fund, Mutual Funds, Myth Buster, Nav, Par Value, Performance Track, Rahul, Stock, Stocks Comments OffDo’s and Don’ts in the Stock Market
May 17th, 2011 Malvika Let’s introduce do’s and don’ts of investing:
Most of us have our own perception of investment based on our experiences, but also tend to be confused with the opinions given by others.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Accurate Market Forecasts, Economy, Entertainment Value, Experiences, Financial Advisors, Good Books, Interest Rates, Invest Stocks, Investment Decision, Investment Value, Market Fluctuations, Mutual Funds, Nbsp, Perception, Personal Finance, Political Elections, Share Markets, Smart Investor, Stock Market, Term Investors Comments OffInstruction Manual for Investing
May 3rd, 2011 Malvika Let’s open the manual:
Every gadget you buy in the market comes with an instruction manual or user’s manual. But your salary, savings…retirement don’t come with an instruction manual.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Best Interest, Commissions, Financial Commitments, Financial Goal, Financial Planners, Flattery, Gadget, Investment Advisors, Investment Choices, Investments, Mutual Funds, Paycheque, Poor Investment, Professional Financial Planner, Retirement, Right Position, Salary Savings, Selling Insurance Policies, Stock Broking, Term Objectives Comments OffInstruction Manual for Investing
April 25th, 2011 Malvika Let’s open the manual:
Every gadget you buy in the market comes with an instruction manual or user’s manual. But your salary, savings…retirement don’t come with an instruction manual.
Posted in Personal Finance Tags: Best Interest, Commissions, Financial Commitments, Financial Goal, Financial Planners, Flattery, Gadget, Investment Advisors, Investment Choices, Investments, Mutual Funds, Paycheque, Poor Investment, Professional Financial Planner, Retirement, Right Position, Salary Savings, Selling Insurance Policies, Stock Broking, Term Objectives Comments OffMutual Funds Mythbuster
March 19th, 2011 Tushar Mathur Rahul is working for a mutual fund house. They have recently came out with an NFO (new fund offer). The day on which the fund house announced its maiden NAV (net asset value), he received lot of calls from investors asking why the NAV is at below par.
Posted in Mutual Funds Tags: Asset Value, Demand And Supply, Equity Fund, Equity Funds, Fund Management, Fund Offerings, Initial Public Offering, Investors, Misconceptions, mutual fund, Mutual Funds, Nav, Par Value, Performance Track, Rahul, Stock, Stocks Comments OffUTI to be first on NSE mutual fund platform
December 3rd, 2009 Tushar Mathur Around 30 of the 100 schemes of UTI Mutual Fund will be listed on the new NSE Mutual Fund platform.
The liquid schemes will not be included among them, said a top UTI official.
For the fund industry, it will be a new technology-driven initiative when UTI MF lists its schemes on Monday on NSE’s new platform – the Mutual Fund Service System (MFSS).
In November 2000 a similar initiative by the Association of Mutual Funds in India made it possible for Indian funds to declare their NAVs on a common platform.
BSE to join soon
Around 10 mutual funds are expected to join NSE’s platform within a week’s time, an NSE official said.
Posted in business, india, Mutual Funds, News, NRI Investing Tags: Bank Account Details, Business Day, Business Investor, Driven Initiative, Launch, Mf, Mfss, mutual fund, Mutual Funds, Nav, Navs, New Technology, Nse, Personal Identification Number, Redemption, Spokesperson, Telecom Network, Transaction Facility, Transaction Platform, UTI Comments OffNow you could trade Mutual Funds on NSE
December 3rd, 2009 Tushar Mathur Sounds interesting after ETF’s now it the time for Mutual Funds to get traded.
The National Stock Exchange on Tuesday announced the introduction of mutual fund service system, a platform on which mutual fund units will be traded through the stock exchange infrastructure, from November 30.
The Bombay Stock Exchange is also developing a similar platform with Central Depository Services.
All trading members of the exchange who are registered with the Association of Mutual Funds of India as mutual fund advisors and who have signed up with specific AMCs will be eligible to participate in MFSS.
Posted in business, india, Mutual Funds, News, NRI Investing Tags: Amcs, Bombay Stock Exchange, Depository Services, Etf, india, Infrastructure, Investors, Mf, Mfss, Modes, Mutual Fund Units, Mutual Funds, National Stock Exchange, Nse, participants, Redemption Requests, Sounds, Telecom Network, Timelines, Volatility Comments OffSebi may allow MF units to be traded on exchanges
September 30th, 2009 Tushar Mathur The move includes new fund offers.
After a series of bad news such as entry load ban, mutual funds may finally get some good news from the market regulator.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is now planning to enable investors to buy and sell mutual fund units through stock exchanges.
Posted in business, india, Mutual Funds, News, NRI Investing Tags: Assets Value, Bad News, Curbs, Daily Basis, Depositories, Distribution Costs, Exchange Board, Fund Offerings, Levy, Market Regulator, Maturity, Mutual Fund Units, Mutual Funds, Navs, Net Assets, Redemption, Securities And Exchange Board Of India, Stock Exchang, Stock Exchange, Stock Exchanges Comments OffSimple Steps to help you to select the right mutual funds
June 15th, 2009 Tushar Mathur Simple Step 1: Know your fund
Try answering this question. Do you know the objective of every fund that you have invested in? Probably not!
Take for example a large equity diversified fund which belongs to a well known fund house.
Posted in Mutual Funds Tags: Bias, Diversified Fund, earnings, Erosion, Expectation, Fund Selection, High Risk, Investment Value, Investment World, Investments, Mandate, Maximum Returns, Midcap Fund, mutual fund, Mutual Funds, Objective, Perio, Simple Steps, Step 3, Top Speed Comments OffWhy Invest in International Equity Mutual Funds?
December 30th, 2008 Tushar Mathur 
Studies have consistently shown that investing in a mix of U.S. and foreign stocks has produced better returns – with less risk – than investing in the U.S. equity market alone. Posted in india, News Tags: Account Statements, Administrative Aspects, Capital Gains, Currency Fluctuations, Diversification, Dividends, Economic Conditions, Foreign Securities, International Equities, International Equity Fund, Liquidity, Market Volatility, mutual fund, Mutual Funds, Original Cost, Portfolio Managers, Portfolio Performance, Professional Management, Share Ownership, Share Price Volatility Comments Off
