If you are interested in investing in equities but fear the market volatility, the smartest way will be to invest in arbitrage funds. These mutual funds are the best performing funds among the equity category in 2008.
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Artbitrage funds have a greater scope in 2009
January 4th, 2009 
Tushar Mathur 
Posted in india, News, NRI Investing 
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Comments OffIndian real estate price can fall 60 to 70% from current levels in the next five years
November 11th, 2008 Tushar Mathur The real estate sector in India may have seen its best time for the next several decades. The real estate markets now heads downward, as people cannot make their mortgage payments.
OP Bhatt, chairman of State Bank of India (SBI), the country’s largest bank, expects 50% correction in the housing sector prices in the country.
Posted in india, News Tags: America India, Bank Of India, Banking System, Credit Crunch, Global Banking, India Real Estate, Investment News, Mortgage Markets, Mortgage Payments, Next Five Years, Paradigm Shift, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Sector, Residential Mortgage, Residential Sectors, SBI, State Bank, State Bank Of India, Subprime Mortgage Market, Takeovers Comments OffSBI introduce 1000-days deposit scheme
September 30th, 2008 Tushar Mathur State Bank of India (SBI), from October 1 will be increasing its deposit rates in certain maturities.
According to SBI press release the bank has introduced a 1000-days fixed deposits scheme in which bank is offering 10.5 per cent interest to depositors.
Posted in business, india, News Tags: Bank 1, Bank Of India, Deposit Scheme, Depositors, Fixed Deposits, Lakh, Maturities, Periods, Press Release, SBI, Senior Citizens, State Bank, State Bank Of India, Tenure 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 Off
