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A beginners guide for debt mutual fund schemes investing in India4 January 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 India. It hardly matters whether you are planning to save money through mutual funds for the first time or are a regular investor. You should consider some debt mutual fund

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