Do i need PAN card to invest in indian mutul fund?

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good question,investing is a great idea but the market is slow right now but will swing up by the first of october so buy mutuals who have energy funds60% and mutual with bonds 20% the rest into l...

Try municipal bonds for tax-free status. When I lived in the U.S. (20+ years ago), I think they were tax-exempt. Might still be. But you asking for too much: - If you expect capital guarantee, ...

Jane's suggestion of a Self-Invested Personal Pension is a good one: as far as I know, you can invest the money in any reasonable asset - recent rule changes mean you can buy property, even ar...

You just need a PAN Card to start invseting in Mutual Funds. The following website will provide you will details on mutual fund investments ...

To answer you in one single word, YES. It is immaterial what the NAV of the fund is at any point of time. Whst is of importance is the performace of the fund over the period of time you are holding...

It is never a good time to invest in a bond fund. Just buy individual bonds/CDs of varying maturities. You won't have to give up part of the yield to management fees and your principal i...

REITs have had a great run these last several years. Be aware it may not continue. I do not know the best one. But there are some index funds of REITs. Think about investing in those. They wer...