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A 30-year SIP can provide a structured approach to long-term investing through regular contributions. Over a 30-year period, investors can make regular contributions over a long investment horizon. The selection of the best SIP plan for 30 years depends on various factors, including financial goals, risk appetite, and the investment period. Hence, the investment approach should be based on the investor’s circumstances and ability to remain invested during market fluctuations.
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A 20-year investment horizon gives investors a sufficiently long period over which their investments can benefit from compounding. The suitable choice depends on the investment goal, risk appetite, time horizon, and asset allocation. An SIP is a method of investing a fixed amount in a mutual fund scheme at regular intervals, rather than a separate investment product. AMFI also states that SIPs promote disciplined investing and help investors benefit from rupee cost averaging.
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There is no single best investment plan for 20 years in India because the right choice depends on your financial goal, risk tolerance, liquidity needs and tax considerations. Comparing the available investment options can help you identify the best 20-year investment plan for your circumstances.
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A Unit Linked Insurance Plan (ULIP) combines life insurance protection with market-linked investment. When you pay a premium, the entire amount may not be invested immediately. Depending on the policy, applicable charges and taxes may first be deducted, and the remaining amount is used to purchase units in your selected fund options.
Other charges, such as mortality and policy administration charges, may be recovered by cancelling units, while the fund management charge (FMC) is reflected in the fund’s NAV. The exact allocation depends on the plan and its terms.
Continue ReadingOther charges, such as mortality and policy administration charges, may be recovered by cancelling units, while the fund management charge (FMC) is reflected in the fund’s NAV. The exact allocation depends on the plan and its terms.
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Are you wondering if it is better to put your entire funds in a ULIP at once or continue with smaller amounts every month? Recurring investment over the tenure of a ULIP creates a different pattern of gains compared to any single, lump sum contribution. Here, you will need to specifically consider the effects of recurring investment on ULIP returns and ways to pick the right strategy for maximum gains.
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