10% increase in two years amounts to 4.88% average per year, not including dividends. That is because 1.0488 squared equals to 1.1. For small percentage and number of years just dividing by ...

Reliance Vision Fund go for dividend option so you will get two dividends per year & reliance equity fund is still new it will take around two to three years to give sufficient returns.

In the long term the best MFs are the index trackers and they also have the lowest charges. Most so called actively managed funds have such high charges as to amount to highway robbery. They are f...

I don't know if you can classify a single best mutual fund company because they all have different investment objectives and features that allow them to compete with other fund families. So...

Many people pooling their money to leverage into investments that exclude the small bidders. Visit P-fund, a great way to invest. www prospera-fund dot com They are invested with several trade...

As a general rule, people that "chase" the highest performing or "best" Mutual Funds get burned. As a "newbie" I know that's hard to understand. Think of this;...

This depends a lot on your age. When you're young, you can put up with a lot more volatility to get it to grow fast enough to outpace inflation and give you a nice nest egg when you retire. ...

for hopefully the final time. Swiss cash and especially swiss mutual fund has NOTHING to with Switzerland and neither one is recommended endorsed or used by the country of Switzerland. Swiss cash o...

Depends on when you bot. If you bot long time ago, you may realize your own capital gain when you sell. If you bot recently - then yes, it may make sense. That's why it's usually n...

Without knowing all your info (risk tolerance, income, etc.), it is hard to say, but all other things being equal, I would say something like Russell 2000 Index Fund or a managed fund that is desi...

When a fund house launches a new scheme it tries to sell it to prospective investors by way of NFO- New fund offer. NFO units are coventionally priced at at a NAV of 10.

no would not invest in stock market at all markets are over valued put yur money in cash or enjoy it your a long time dead

Mutual funds don't have a term. You can sell them anytime. However, there may be surrender charges that apply. The best example would be to pay a deferred sales charge (such as in B-shares)...

You can not lose more then your original investment when buying stocks or mutual funds unless of course you're buying on margin which you shouldn't do IMO.

there are funds which have give above 100% profits but nobody can assure u on the returns... but its not advisable even if somebody tell u that ... ull have to read the offer document carefully b...