How Much SIP for ₹1 Crore? Start Age vs Monthly Amount
Start a SIP at 25 and you need about ₹2,600 a month for ₹1 crore by 60. Wait until 35 and it’s ₹7,500. See the full age-wise table.
Daily vs Weekly vs Monthly SIP: Which Gives Better Returns?
A data-backed comparison of daily, weekly, and monthly SIP returns across five equity fund categories and five investment horizons. Find out whether changing your SIP frequency actually improves returns or if it’s a distraction from the decisions that matter more.
August 2026 Mutual Fund Flows: Small-Cap and Mid-Cap Inflows Surge as Large-Caps Extend Outflows
Equity mutual fund inflows rose to ₹29,329 crore in August 2026, up 19% from July, driven by record small-cap inflows of ₹7,973 crore and strong mid-cap flows of ₹6,989 crore. Large-cap funds recorded a second straight month of outflows, while six equity NFOs added a modest ₹768 crore. This piece breaks down what the AMFI data actually shows, why rising flows into small and mid caps don’t by themselves signal attractive valuations, and how investors should check their own portfolio concentration before adding to the trend.
NAV in Mutual Funds: Meaning, Formula & Examples
A complete guide to understanding Net Asset Value (NAV) in mutual funds — what it means, how it’s calculated, and why a lower NAV doesn’t make a fund cheaper or better. Includes real examples, NAV vs share price comparison, and what actually matters when choosing a mutual fund.
Large Cap vs Mid Cap vs Small Cap vs Flexi Cap Funds
Compare Large Cap, Mid Cap, Small Cap and Flexi Cap mutual funds based on risk, growth potential, volatility and investment approach to understand which category may suit your portfolio.
Equity vs Debt vs Hybrid Mutual Funds: Which Is Right For You?
Confused between equity, debt and hybrid mutual funds? Compare risk, returns, taxation and time horizon to pick the right fund for your goals.
Types of Mutual Funds in India: Complete Guide to Mutual Fund Categories
Explore the types of mutual funds in India under SEBI’s 2026 framework, including equity, debt, hybrid, life cycle, index funds and more.
SIP vs STP vs SWP, What Do These Mutual Fund Terms Really Mean?
Confused between SIP, STP, and SWP? This beginner-friendly guide explains what each term means, how they work, their key differences, and when to use them to achieve your financial goals through mutual fund investing.
The Power of Compounding in Mutual Funds
Start investing early, stay consistent, and let compounding work its magic. Discover how mutual funds can transform small, regular investments into long-term wealth through the power of compounding.