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Now complete your Mutual Fund KYC from home; India Post brings doorstep verification serviceIndia Post has partnered with Nippon India Mutual Fund to offer door-to-door KYC verification services, making mutual fund investments more...- Choti Rakam – Bada Kadam: Nilesh Shah of Kotak Mutual Fund after launching Choti SIPKotak Mutual Fund introduces "Choti SIP," allowing new investors to start with just ₹250. This initiative aims to increase mutual fund pene...
- SBI Mutual Fund JanNivesh SIP: How to set up your JanNivesh SIP on Paytm
- Radhika Gupta on benefits of starting SIP in your child's nameChildren’s funds, as defined by Sebi, have a lock-in of at least five years or until the child reaches adulthood. Over the past five years,...
- Mutual fund investors pour Rs 3,063 crore in largecap funds. Time to shift your portfolio?Large cap mutual funds saw a significant inflow of Rs 3,063 crore in January, indicating a preference for stability among investors. Financ...
- Best balanced advantage funds or dynamic asset allocation funds to invest in February 2025Balanced advantage funds invest in a mix of stocks, debt, and arbitrage opportunities. These funds decide their equity exposure depending o...
- India’s pension AUM to grow to Rs 118 trillion by 2030: DSP Pension Fund ManagersDSP Pension Fund Managers projects India’s pension AUM to reach ₹118 trillion by 2030, with NPS contributing 25%. Rising life expectancy, s...
- SIP calculator: Rs 250 JanNivesh scheme can leave you with Rs 17 lakh corpus in 30 yearsSBI Mutual Fund: Investing Rs 250 per month through a SIP for 45 years at an expected return of 15% can help accumulate a corpus of Rs 1.63...
- SBI Mutual Fund unveils a Rs 250 SIPThe facility will be available digitally on the SBI Yono platform and other fintech platforms like Paytm, Groww and Zerodha. SBI has announ...
- Paytm shares in focus after partnering with SBI MF to launch Rs 250 SIPPaytm has partnered with SBI Mutual Fund to launch the JanNivesh ₹250 SIP initiative. This scheme aims to promote financial inclusion by en...
- Stocks in news: Zomato, Paytm, SBI Card, GMR Airports, Uno Minda, Ajax EngineeringGMR Airports reported an 11% YoY increase in passenger traffic for January 2025 to 1.06 crore, though it declined 2% MoM. Aircraft movement...
- SBI and SBI Mutual Fund launch Rs 250 JanNivesh SIPJanNivesh SIP offers flexible investment options from Rs 250, with daily, weekly, and monthly plans, making investing more accessible. Avai...
- Should you book your profits or stay invested as market may conquer new peaks? Nilesh Shah answersNilesh Shah from Kotak AMC says Indian investors are optimistic about the market but not irrational. He further emphasizes the importance o...
- Is emergence of retail investors as the third front against FII selling a structural development? Navneet Munot answersNavneet Munot says, “There are many kinds of retail money. There are investors or speculators doing intraday, people playing F&O, the oppor...
- Optimism in Indian equity markets at a heightened level: D.P. Singh, SBI Mutual Fund"Only time can tell if this rally will sustain. The way that the monsoon progresses, inflation behaves and global growth shapes up, and the...
- Nilesh Shah explains why outflows from MFs continue even as SIPs are in limelightRedemption pressure is resulting in selling by mutual funds, says the Kotak AMC MD.
- Largecap funds are no longer relevant, better go with ETFs: Dhirendra Kumar, Value ResearchIn Indian market, MFs are adding value in the sub-large category for investors, says Kumar.
- 25 years of pvt sector mutual funds: Need to give tax exemption to MFs, says NS Venkatesh, Amfi CEO"The private sector has brought in diversity of product, they also brought in diversity to the customers to invest."
- Mutual funds added 32 lakh new investors last yearMutual fund industry has added 32 lakh new investors last year due to increased awareness of mutual funds.
- We are yet to touch 2007 or '91-92 peaks but bullish on two themes: Navneet Munot, SBI MFIndian markets are not euphoric and nor are investors getting complacent, says Munot
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