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Mutual Fund

Investors are always advised to diversify their portfolios so that they do not face huge losses if one investment method fails or experiences some loss. Mutual funds are similar to them in this aspect, that an individual invest in several companies at the same time, making it easier to balance out losses through profit gained from others.

Rather than purchasing stocks and investing a lump sum, when an investor does not have the money, investing in mutual funds can be done at regular intervals. Not only does it make it a disciplined way to invest, it also spreads out one’s money among several companies. Even if one company among them suffers loss, the rest can earn some returns through their profits.

Additionally, it is a medium risk option and allows investors to carefully plan and choose based on returns percentages of pervious years.

Features of mutual funds

Managed by experts

A mutual fund is managed by a fund manager; therefore, you only need to research how the fund is performing, without having to learn everything there is to know about these investment methods. These managers make the decision for you and charge you some percentage of your investment for offering their expertise.

Tax benefits

When you invest in mutual funds, you are able to get some deductions on your taxable income, so that you do not have to pay taxes for this amount. Therefore, rather than leaving your money in savings accounts where its value reduces over time, it is better to invest in mutual funds and pay less taxes.

Wide range of choices

Mutual funds offer a wide array of choices for investment. If you are looking to invest for a goal, you can opt for the solution-oriented fund. You also get to choose between flexi cap or liquid cap funds based on your investment amount and choices. You can also invest in multiple mutual funds at the same time.

As a beginner mutual might seem confusing, so come speak to our financial experts at Arthavidhi now and start investing today.

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