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Discover diversified mutual fund options tailored to your financial goals. We help you navigate the investment landscape with expert guidance and transparent comparisons

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Equity Funds

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Debt Funds

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Balanced Funds

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Index Funds

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Sector Funds

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Hybrid Funds

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Gold Funds

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Liquid Funds

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Investment Amount
Amount: $9000
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9000
Investment Timeline
Years: 24
1 Year
25 Years
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Getting started is easy. First, create an account with us, complete KYC verification, link your bank account, and then select from our curated list of mutual funds. Our experts can guide you through the process.

Most mutual funds have a minimum investment of $500 for lump sum investments, and as low as $100 for systematic investment plans (SIPs). We offer flexible options to suit all budget levels.

Account opening is quick and simple, typically completed within 5-10 minutes. Once verified, you can start investing immediately through our secure platform.

You'll need a valid ID (passport, driver's license), proof of address, PAN card, and a photograph. Our digital verification process is secure and paperless.

Yes, we welcome Non-Resident Indian (NRI) investments. Please note that certain funds may have specific regulations for NRI investments.

Equity funds invest in stocks and offer higher growth potential but with more volatility. Debt funds invest in fixed-income securities and provide stable returns with lower risk.

Returns are calculated based on the change in Net Asset Value (NAV) of fund units. NAV is computed daily and represents the fund's total assets minus liabilities, divided by the number of units.

Balanced funds invest in both equities and debt, making them suitable for investors seeking moderate growth with reduced risk. They're ideal for medium-term goals.

Index funds track a specific market index like the S&P 500. They offer low-cost passive investing with diversification and are great for long-term wealth building.

The expense ratio is the annual cost of operating a mutual fund, expressed as a percentage of assets. Lower expense ratios mean more of your money stays invested.

Entry loads are charges when you buy fund units, while exit loads are charged when you sell. Many funds now have zero loads, making investing more cost-effective.

Yes, mutual funds are subject to capital gains tax. Long-term capital gains (held over 1 year) typically have favorable tax treatment compared to short-term gains.

Yes, many funds offer dividend payouts or reinvestment options. You can choose to receive dividends or have them reinvested for compound growth.

Market volatility is the fluctuation in asset prices. While it can cause short-term losses, a long-term investment horizon helps weather market cycles and benefit from recovery.

Diversification involves spreading investments across different fund types, asset classes, and sectors. Our advisors can help create a balanced portfolio aligned with your risk profile.

Past performance does not guarantee future results. We provide historical data for reference, but market conditions change. Always invest with a long-term perspective and consult advisors.