📈 Mutual Funds and SIP
What a mutual fund is, NAV, SIP and compounding, risk and time horizon, explained without jargon.
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What you will learn
- A mutual fund pools money from many investors, managed by professionals
- NAV is the price of one unit
- SIP: invest a fixed amount regularly; compounding needs time
- Equity funds suit long goals (5+ years) and go up and down
- Mutual funds are subject to market risks; returns are not guaranteed
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