Dividend vs Systematic Withdrawal Plan: Which is better?

In this article, we are going to discuss the options available to investors in planning their regular cash flows from mutual fund investments.

Fixed deposits vs debt mutual funds: Which is better when you opt for systematic withdrawal plan?

Debt mutual funds offer higher flexibility, predictable returns and tax deferral benefits when compared to bank fixed deposits, making them a better option for investors looking to plan their monthly returns.

Mutual fund investing: 8 common myths that can mislead you

In this article, we discussed eight common myths regarding mutual funds in India which range from the types of funds available and the need for a demat account to the importance of past returns and the minimum capital requirement to start investing.

8 factors to be considered while creating a financial plan

Financial plan covers several areas, including cash flow planning, retirement planning, tax planning, risk management, and estate planning. In this article, we are going to discuss important factors to be considered while creating a financial plan for yourself and your family.

Why is asset allocation important in investment? Here are 6 reasons

The importance of asset allocation is to create a balanced portfolio that reduces risk, maximises returns and helps manage investors behaviour.

SIP or SWP: Which systematic plan should you choose to safeguard your golden years?

SIP and SWP are two useful systematic investment plans for creating retirement wealth, both of which involve investing regularly and withdrawing funds on a periodic basis.

How to deploy money in the equity market? Here are 2 ways

Investors can deploy their money in the equity market through Systematic Transfer Plans or by transferring a portion of their principal amount to equity funds on a monthly basis to reduce the risk and reap the benefits of long-term equity returns.

3 reasons to consider gold as an attractive investment option

In this article, we will explore the reasons why gold is an attractive investment option, the different ways to invest in gold, and the potential risks and benefits of investing in this precious metal. 

RBI Floating Rate Savings Bonds: What are these and who can invest?

RBI Floating Rate Savings Bonds offer a fixed income investment option with sovereign guarantee and the interest rate is linked to the prevailing National Saving Certificate rate with a spread of 0.35%.

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