SIPs hit a new high in November, exceeding ₹17,000 crore
Small and mid-cap schemes continue to attract investor interest, amidst overall drop in equity fund inflows.
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Small and mid-cap schemes continue to attract investor interest, amidst overall drop in equity fund inflows.
The net inflows into equity funds were at a two-month low of Rs 15,536 crore in November, while debt funds witnessed outflows of Rs 4,707 crore, according to the data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India
Many advisors are recommending these products as a ‘safe bet’. They are relatively safe, but definitely not totally risk-free. Many schemes invest 40% in stocks. Therefore, they can be risky.
SIP is a means to an end. What it is NOT is a solution, which many investors think it is
In the debt funds category, outflows surged significantly. Smallcap fund inflows stood at ₹2,678 crore. Midcap funds stood at ₹2,001 crore