Category: Financial Literacy

Investing in schemes always with lower Net Asset Value (NAV) expecting better returns. Expecting guaranteed return from investing in debt funds or income funds. Investing in schemes based only on its past performance expecting a similar return. Always investing in Read More

Liquidity implies how quickly an asset can be converted into cash at market price. High liquidity enables one to meet financial commitments very quickly. Low liquidity arises when money remains invested in non-liquid assets. Liquid mutual funds can be conveniently Read More