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Experts feel that across generations mutual fund investment is a wise choice. April saw a record-breaking 63.7 lakh new SIP registrations, marking a 32.1% surge from the 3-month average.

Equity mutual fund categories in April had varying performances. Small cap funds led, while mid cap, contra, and multi cap funds also showed good results. Additionally, value funds and tax saving or ELSS funds performed well in the said period.

These venture capitalists’ support of high-potential startups keeps the world moving forward.

The only concern is if the Monsoons again get delayed, it raises question over the Kharif output.

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Multi cap mutual funds invest a minimum of 75 percent in equity & equity related instruments with 25 percent in each of the three categories of market capitalisation i.e., small cap, mid cap and large cap.

Six mutual fund NFOs or new fund offers will open for subscription this week. Should you invest in these NFOs to maximise the return of your portfolio?

The multi cap schemes are benchmarked against Nifty500 Multicap 50:25:25 - TRI. The benchmark offered 28.81% in 2023.

An investment of ₹1 lakh in Quant Active Fund would have grown to ₹8 lakh in ten years’ time. A similar amount of investment in Invesco India Multicap Fund would have fetched a return of ₹5.40 lakh in 10 years

This open-ended equity scheme is designed to provide investors a unique opportunity to tap into the potential of the small-cap segment