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Mutual Funds
All about the overnight mutual fund schemes in India – what, why, how and who

By : Rmoney | February 11, 2019

In its move to bring about standardization SEBI grouped the mutual funds market into five groups. The Securities and Exchange Board of India wants to curb fund houses from overpromising any schemes to investors. Furthermore, the watchdog desires to enable the investors to put their surplus or liquid cash to efficient...
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A beginners guide for debt mutual fund schemes investing in India

By : Rmoney | January 4, 2019

Institutional players mostly dominate the debt market segment in India. Direct participation of retail investors is negligible in this segment. This is so because either they show no interest or as it is poorly understood. However, the equation is changing but very slowly, with the debt mutual fund schemes in...
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How to safeguard of risks associated with money market mutual funds investing in India

By : Rmoney | December 7, 2018

No investment originates without any risk. Risk and returns go hand-by-hand. Money market mutual funds are no exception. However, the benefits and kind of investment options that MMMFs furnishes are exceptional. So, here in this blog, I shall be covering in detail around various risks that any investor may face....
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Bonds
What do you need to know about the certificate of deposit in India?

By : Rmoney | December 28, 2018

There are very few options for short-term investments in India for retail investors. Certificate of deposit is one of them. Due to the very nature debt instruments covers all short-term investments. With this logic certificate of deposit are debt instruments. The short form of a certificate of deposit, i.e. CD...
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Money market mutual funds – an investment guide for retail investors

By : Rmoney | December 3, 2018

Money market mutual funds are a good short-term investment option available for retail investors in India. For retailers, there are very few options available for investment of surplus funds for short duration in India. However, adding are mutual funds scheme that invests exclusively in money market instruments. In this blog,...
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Bonds
The corporate bond market in India – an investor’s guide

By : Rmoney | November 19, 2018

Before we start talking about the corporate bond market, let’s educate ourselves on “Bond”. What exactly \’bond\’ means and where does this bond word come from? While digging on the history of bonds I came across this. VOC, a Dutch East India Company, was the first company to issue bonds...
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How to pick a right kind of money market mutual fund schemes for your portfolio?

By : Rmoney | December 13, 2018

Money market mutual fund schemes in India comes under debt instruments. It is also loosely known as “liquid funds”. However, technically liquid funds are different from money market funds. Liquid funds invest in debt and money market securities with a maturity of up to 91 days only. However, in money...
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Do retail investors should really care about money market in India?

By : Rmoney | May 7, 2019

Investing money keeping in view the timely requirement of it, is very critical for retail investors in India. For a long-term purpose, there are a handful of options available to such retailers in India. But when it comes to investing for the short-term period, there are very few instruments available...
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Understanding power of attorney and debit instruction slip – are they mandatory?

By : Rmoney | October 10, 2018

To begin with, let me ask that how many of us have read between the lines in that long form that our broker gave us to sign on? Yea, those very initial documents that include your particulars, terms of services, other conditions and a power of attorney and debit instruction...
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Some important FAQ on demat account opening and demat charges

By : Rmoney | October 17, 2018

There are lots of benefits of holding documents in electronic form than in physical form. And when it comes to matters relating to money then no other option is better than electronics form. In India, you need to open a demat account that facilitates keeping financial assets in electronic form. ...
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