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Mutual Fund

Mutual Fund

Mutual Fund

People nowadays want new methods to invest and gain profit in the far and near future. Everyone in the country, even out the country, is conscious and careful about their future goals.

Mutual Funds are the most commonly known one of these investments. It is a series of money investment vehicles which collects money from many investors and invests it in securities such as stocks, bonds, short term debt and other assets managed by professional fund managers. The combined holdings of the mutual fund are known as its portfolio.

Investors buy shares in mutual funds and each share represents an investor's part ownership in the fund and the income it generates. Mutual Funds benefit us in more than one way as they offer features such as professional management, diversification, affordability and liquidity.

The biggest advantage of investing through a mutual fund is that it gives small investors access to professionally managed portfolios of equities, bonds and other securities having a small amount of capital. Investors are allotted units proportional to their investment and that is calculated on the basis of NAV (Net Asset Value). It is the price at which investors buy or redeem their mutual fund investments.

Types of Mutual Funds

Mutual Funds are categorized on structure i.e. open ended funds & close-ended schemes and asset classes i.e. equity mutual funds, debt mutual funds and hybrid mutual funds. Open ended funds allow investors to invest and redeem investment anytime whereas close-ended schemes have a fixed maturity date.

Equity mutual funds are the funds which invest 65% of their assets in stocks listed on the exchange. The most common equity mutual funds include large-cap funds, mid-cap funds and small-cap funds. They are invested on the basis of market capitalization. There are also two other mutual funds which we know as multi-cap funds in which they invest across all market capitalization and international funds in which they invest in companies outside India as the market is volatile and doesn't sync with the Indian markets.

Debt mutual funds are invested in fixed-income instruments like government securities, corporate bonds and other debt instruments. They are differentiated on the basis of maturity period. The most common debt mutual funds are liquid funds which have a maturity period of less than 91 days, overnight funds which have a maturity of 1 day, and money market funds which have a maturity period of less than 1 year. There are also Banking & PSU funds which invest 80% in debt securities of banks, public sector undertakings, municipal bonds, public financial institutions, etc.

Hybrid mutual funds invest in both equity mutual funds and debt mutual funds depending on the objective of the fund. When they invest more percentage in equity mutual funds they become more risky compared to debt mutual funds as the volatility increases.

We here at KUBER SUPPORT PRIVATE LIMITED will help you to analyses and differentiate between best mutual fund plans to invest in markets. We will help you to decide to invest the correct amount for the correct period of time to get maximum profit and gain. So, if you want to invest with our expert advice, please contact us on the details given on the website.

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