Safety of capital, growth above inflation, regular income and liquidity are some of the primary concerns for those senior citizens who want to derive returns from their mutual fund investments. Is this possible? Yes, it is, as is made evident through this article by Rakesh Deshmukh that analyses the investment scenario for the elderly

Investing in your child’s education is one of the most important financial commitments you will make as a parent. With the rising costs of education, particularly at renowned institutions abroad, early and strategic planning is crucial. The article provides guidelines on building a corpus through wise investments in mutual funds 

The mutual fund industry in India has seen a remarkable surge in acceptance among retail investors, as evidenced by the exponential growth in Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs).

Loan against mutual funds is a viable option for meeting short-term financial needs without liquidating your investments. They tend to be more cost-effective compared to personal loans and credit card loans, offering flexibility to repay early without foreclosure charges and charging interest only on the withdrawn amount. However, there are some drawbacks to consider. Rakesh Deshmukh will help you explore these in detail. 

In an overvalued market, high-dividend yield stocks can offer better value. High dividends may suggest that a stock is undervalued, particularly if the company has a consistent history of paying dividends. The article presents a detailed overview of this scenario