Mutual funds are a category of investment that collect a pool of money from multiple investors and manage it professionally. You can invest in equities, b...

ELSS or (Equity Linked Saving Schemes) are a category of mutual funds that invest the corpus primarily in equity and equity related instruments. The inves...

Debt Funds are a class of mutual funds that invest in fixed income securities like government bonds, corporate bonds, treasury bills, commercial paper and...

Liquid Funds are a type of debt fund that invest in short term securities like money market instruments, commercial paper, government securities, treasury...

Equity funds are a category of mutual funds that invest primarily in shares of companies. There are different types of equity funds e.g. Index funds that ...

Growth funds invest in stocks of companies with high growth potential instead of stocks with high dividend yields. The objective of a growth fund is to ac...

Dividend Yield funds invest in stocks of companies with a track record of high dividend yield. These are stable businesses with high earnings so that they...

Expense Ratio is a measure of total cost you pay to a mutual fund for managing your funds. It includes all expenses like marketing and distribution expens...

Exit load is a charge levied by a fund house when an investor redeems/sells units fully or partially within a specified time. Exit load is not part of ...

Lock in period is the time period from the date of investment during which you cannot redeem and exit the investment. Some mutual funds have a lock-in per...