where to get info about mutual funds??

Mutual funds are managed by Fund houses that pool money or investment from small and retail investor and then they invest the money in the market in different investment avenues like Gold, Stocks, G-sec Bonds, etc. Now, this investment interval can be done by an investor on one-time lump-sum basis or at a regular intervals, at investor’s wish. To know more about any Mutual fund scheme you can visit the official site to know where the fund will be invested. However, for learning and understanding which mutual fund is good, you can visit any AMC like Kotak or IIFL. For example, one can visit https://www.indiainfoline.com/mutualfunds/overview and learn about the Mutual fund as there are many options available on the website itself for investor’s guidance. MutualFundSahi hai is also a platform that you can visit.

Information on Mutual Funds offered by a particular Asset Management Company (AMC) is available on the website of the AMC. You can choose an appropriate fund as per your requirement (High Returns, Tax Saving etc) basis the information.

If you are a fresh investor with no previous experience in Mutual Funds, it is advised to approach a broker who can understand your needs and suggest you funds. It might help you understand the nuances of each fund and an idea of what suits you best before investing.

Mutual funds have become a very popular investment choice for Indian investors as they have slowly but steadily moved away from conventional investment options such as fixed deposits and real estate.

With mutual fund investors increasing day-by-day, a number of brokers, research organisations as well as news organisations have started covering mutual funds, across its length and breadth.

A few good websites you can use to research more on mutual funds are: - moneycontrol.com - Valueresearchonline.com - amfiindia.com

Alternatively, you can find information on mutual funds on various broker websites. A few broker websites are: - IIFL.com - Sharekhan - Edelweiss

www.valueresearchonline.com is a very good site for mutual funds. It's a third party independent site and totally impartial. You can set up an account on it and monitor your investments.