Mutual Funds Articles

Balanced funds have been around in India for nearly two decades and Tata Balanced Fund is one of the oldest schemes with one of the best track record of consistent performance in this category. Balanced funds...

There is an old saying in cricket, "form is temporary but class is permanent". This applies to HDFC Top 200 fund, a long term top performer in the large cap funds category. This fund from HDFC AMC the largest ...

At the close of trading today, the Indian equity markets has broken all records and reached its all time high, on the back of strong FII buying. The Sensex closed at 21919 and the Nifty at 6526. However, the journey...

In our past few fund reviews, we have analysed some top performing mid-cap funds. As part of our mid-cap series, in this article we will review a top performer in terms of long term track record. Sundaram Select...

In a previous article, we discussed that consistent performance should be one of the most important mutual fund selection criteria. Consistent performers aim to outperform the market and generate...

When picking a mutual fund for your investment, consistent performance should be one of the most important selection criteria...

In our previous fund review, we had analyzed Franklin India Bluechip fund. In this article we will review another fund from the Franklin Templeton stable, Franklin India Prima fund. Unlike the Franklin India ...

In volatile market conditions, blue chip funds are always a wise bet because their portfolio mix limits downside risks in such conditions. ICICI Prudential Focused Bluechip Equity fund is a clear chart topper in its...

For parents who want to save for their children’s education or marriage, mutual fund is the best investment option. Since children’s education or marriage is a long term financial objective, like retirement...

Dhoom 3, starring Aamir Khan, recently broke all box office records, re-affirming the actor’s status as one of the most commercially successful stars for more than twenty years now. The superstar’s parallel...