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Long-term investing mantra: 3 reasons why Sensex could be at 1,00,000 by 2028-2030

Assuming a real return of 5-7% for equities as seen from global and Indian evidence, we can work out a rough return expectation of around 10-12% for equities over the next 10 years.

US-Iran geopolitical tensions: How to prepare your portfolio for the worst

An investor who simply decided to stay invested for the past 15 years in the market, ended up getting a 606 percent return or 13.9 percent CAGR (Nifty 50 TRI).

Mutual funds invest Rs 5,234 cr in stocks last month

According to the data released by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), mutual fund managers invested a net sum of Rs 5,234 crore last month.

Mutual funds invested Rs 5,234 cr in stocks last month

According to the data released by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), mutual fund managers invested a net sum of Rs 5,234 crore last month.

Mutual funds park Rs 2,700 cr in stocks so far in Jan

Mutual funds invested nearly Rs 2,700 crore in equities this month so far on sustained participation by retail investors.

MF distributors unfazed by direct plans eating into commissions

In a move to popularise mutual funds, the capital market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India has been pushing hard for reforms.

Here's how to build and inflation proof portfolio

In an interview to CNBC-TV18's Surabhi Upadhyay, Srikanth Meenakshi of Fundsindia.com and Hemant Rustagi of Wiseinvest Advisors shared their views and outlook on mutual funds and the key areas to focus on while finding the right mutual funds for your portfolio.

Here are few mutual fund trading ideas from Srikanth Meenakshi

Watch the interview of Srikanth Meenakshi, Co-Founder & COO FundsIndia.com with Surabhi Upadhyay on CNBC-TV18, in which he shared his views on benefits of investing via mutual funds along with the choices and the multitude of schemes available.

Why an SIP is one of the best tools for building wealth

SIP not only allows you to invest in a phased manner, but also will help you use the bear markets to your advantage.

Guard yourself from risks in debt funds

Debt funds are not risk-free investment vehicles. Understand the risk-reward associated with each scheme and invest only if it caters to your requirements.

Why do you lose money when you invest in mutual funds?

Sometimes it is the wrong expectation or the wrong time frame that acts against the possibility of making money. Investors also err when they take trading as investment.

Franklin India High Growth Companies Fund â€“ a review

The fund is a good fit for a risk-taking investor‘s core portfolio. However if you cannot stomach risk, stay out

What to do with your mutual fund when a correction happens

While some investors allow the SIP to continue, some prefer to stop their SIP. And investors confident about their investment go ahead and buy more in lump sum. Which of these is the best strategy?

Reliance Monthly Income Plan: A Review

The scheme has compensated investors with returns for the risk assumed. The fund‘s three-year rolling return, since its inception, is an average 11 per cent compounded annually. During any three-year period, the fund has never given negative returns to its investors.

Should you actively manage your mutual fund portfolio?

Instead of taking excessive charge of your fund portfolio, it makes sense to let the fund manager look after your investments.

Religare Invesco Mid N Small Cap Fund: A review

Its risk-adjusted returns measured by the Sharpe ratio, is as good as its peers over a three-year period. In fact, on a risk-adjusted basis over the above-said period, it scores over peers

Budget 2015 focused on igniting growth engine: Vidya Bala

Budget 2015 may not have any big bang reform announcements to showcase to the world. But the proposal, at last in words, means business in terms of strengthening the fiscal position, aim for inclusive development, cut out freebies where warranted and focus on execution, says Vidya Bala, Head of Mutual Fund Research, FundsIndia.com.