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Mutual funds in India

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How to choose a mutual fund

  1. Start with your goal and time horizon. Money needed within 3 years belongs in liquid or short-duration debt funds; 7+ year goals can use equity funds.
  2. Pick the category before the fund. Large cap, flexi cap and index funds suit most first-time investors; mid and small caps add growth and volatility.
  3. Prefer Direct Growth plans. Same portfolio as the Regular plan, lower expense ratio, so more of the return stays with you.
  4. Look at consistency, not last year’s winner. Compare 3Y and 5Y returns and the worst fall (max drawdown) against other funds in the same category.
  5. Invest regularly. A SIP spreads purchases over time. Use the SIP backtest to see how SIPs behaved through past crashes.

Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Read all scheme-related documents carefully. Data source: AMFI; historical NAV via MFAPI. Education only — not investment advice.

FAQ

How often is mutual fund NAV updated?

AMFI publishes the NAV of every scheme once each business day, usually by 11 pm. We refresh our data several times a day, so you always see the latest published NAV.

What is the difference between Direct and Regular plans?

Both plans invest in the same portfolio. A Direct plan is bought straight from the fund house and has no distributor commission, so its expense ratio is lower and returns are higher by roughly 0.5–1.5% a year.

Growth or IDCW — which option should I choose?

In the Growth option profits stay invested and compound. In the IDCW (dividend) option the fund pays out part of the NAV from time to time. For long-term wealth creation most investors choose Growth.

How are mutual fund returns calculated here?

Returns up to one year are absolute (point-to-point). Returns of one year or more are annualised (CAGR), calculated from the official historical NAV of each scheme.

Is this investment advice?

No. BullishBrush shows data and education only. Past performance does not guarantee future returns. Read the scheme documents and consult a SEBI-registered adviser before investing.