Navigating the investment landscape can be a daunting task. Where should I invest? And let’s say you have narrowed it down to equity. But a choice is to be made– should I buy stocks directly or just SIP it via Mutual funds? With all the stories on social media (true or otherwise) around exponential returns from stocks, one may be tempted to go the direct stock route, or those who have resonated with the “Mutual funds sahi hai” may favor the MF route. But what is the right way to invest? In this blog, we delve into the key considerations …

As of writing this article, Nifty has breached the 21,000 mark while the Sensex is hovering around 70,432. The Indian stock market is at an all-time high! And this is when questions start arising in the minds of investors – Is it the right time to book profits? Should I invest more? Should I wait for a correction to invest more? And then there are regrets– I should have invested more. If I had invested in this stock, I would be sitting with a lot of gains. Of course, regrets may be the perfect recipe for all the wrong things …

Thinking about diving into the world of mutual funds? Awesome choice! But, before you jump in, let’s talk about taxes. Understanding mutual fund taxation helps you gain more from mutual fund investments by choosing the right funds and optimising your investments and withdrawals. Let’s break it down in simple terms. There are a few key things that decide how much tax you’ll owe on your mutual fund gains. Types of Funds: Different mutual funds have different tax rules. Whether it’s an Equity Mutual Fund, Debt Mutual Fund, or a Hybrid Mutual Fund, each has its own set of tax guidelines. …