Learn about capital gains distributions from mutual funds or ETFs, their tax implications, and strategies for reinvesting. Simplify your investment decisions today.

Index funds are mutual funds that seek only to mirror the performance of an underlying stock market index — not to outperform it. Millions of investors hold them in their portfolios because they ...

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) operate like a mutual fund, but trade on an exchange just like a stock. When you invest in an ETF, you gain access to a bundle of investments like stocks or bonds.

A total stock fund is typically a broad index fund designed to mirror the performance of the overall equity market.

Tax saving mutual funds or ELSSs invest in stocks. Therefore, they have a very high risk. You should be aware of this aspect, ...

Post-April 2023 rules mean all debt, gold, and international funds redeemed in FY25 are taxed as short-term. Here’s how to segregate, report, and disclose gains in your ITR.

Incidentially dividend yield funds are not very popular and there are a total of 10 schemes in this category with total ...

A mutual fund house incurs several costs to run a scheme. These are encapsulated into what is known as an expense ratio.

According to mutual fund advisors, these schemes will evolve over a long period. There will be schemes that will be inclined ...