Investment Support
Investing is not about getting rich quick schemes, it is about creating greater wealth through continual contribution (mostly) of wealth you already have, over a period of time.
Investment Options
Before we look at the different investment opportunities available in India, we need to understand that broadly these options can be divided into – Variable Income Instruments & Fixed Income Instruments. Investors thus need to choose the investment options wisely to achieve their financial goals.
Fixed Deposits
Diversify your investment with some portion in fixed return instruments.
What all We Have Here for You
There are varied investment options available, suitable to different investor types and their investment needs. Purpose of investment (goal), Investment horizon (time period) and diversification of investment are few factors to be considered before choosing an option.
Mutual Funds
Mutual Fund Schemes
Stocks
Equity shares / stocks
Fixed Deposits
Corporate Fixed deposits
Bonds
Corporate Bonds
Recurring Deposits
Corporate Reccurring Deposits
NPS
National Pension Schemes
ULIPs
Unit-Linked Insurance Plans
GRIPs
Guaranteed Return Insurance Plans
Real Estate
Land and Property
Invest Now for a Happy Post Retirement Life
And the best part is you need not have a huge amount to start investing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I exit from a fund anytime I want?
There are varied types of funds in Mutual Fund and conditions for exit varies accordingly. Open-Ended funds mostly permits exit any time with some applicable exit loads if redeemed within a specified period from the date of allotment (mostly 1 year for equity funds). Please check ‘load structure’ for info on exit loads of individual funds. ELSS funds are open-end funds that have a locking period of 3 years as they provide additional Tax saving benefits. In a closed-end fund, you cannot redeem your units till the maturity of the fund.
Can minors invest in Mutual Funds?
For minors mutual fund investments can be made only through a custodial account opened in a minor’s name and overseen by a guardian. The guardian holds decision-making power of the account until the child reaches legal age (18 years).