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Mutual Funds collect money from investors and allocate it to different securities based on the fund’s objective. The returns generated are distributed among investors in proportion to their investment after deducting certain charges.
An SIP is a disciplined investment method where you invest a fixed amount at regular intervals (monthly/quarterly) to build wealth over time. It helps in rupee-cost averaging and compounding.
A lump sum investment is when you invest a one-time amount in a Mutual Fund instead of making periodic investments like SIPs.
Yes, the risk level depends on the type of fund. Equity funds are high-risk, high-reward, while debt funds offer stability. Diversification in mutual funds helps reduce risk.
You can start with as little as ₹500 per month through SIP investments.
Equity Funds: Gains over ₹1 lakh are taxed at 10% (LTCG) if held for more than 1 year and at 15% (STCG) for investments held under 1 year.
Debt Funds: axation of Debt Mutual Funds depends on the holding period. Short-term capital gains (STCG) from holdings under three years are taxed as per the investor's income slab. Long-term capital gains (LTCG) beyond three years attract 20% tax with indexation benefits.
Demat mode offers seamless, secure, and fully digital investing. Your mutual fund units are held alongside your stocks, making tracking and managing your portfolio effortless. Plus, it's ideal for both SIPs and one-time Lumpsum investments.
Yes!
You can start a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) directly through your broker or Demat platform. Once set up, SIPs are auto-executed — no monthly paperwork or AMC logins required.
Yes!
You can use your Demat-held mutual funds as collateral for margin funding or loans, something not possible with physical holdings.
Yes! Most mutual funds offer easy redemption. However, some funds have exit loads if withdrawn before a certain period. ELSS (Tax-saving funds) have a 3-year lock-in period.
Mutual Funds offer higher returns than FDs but come with market risks. FDs provide fixed returns and security but may not beat inflation.
The expense ratio is the fee charged by mutual funds for managing your investments. It includes administration, management, and operational costs. Lower expense ratios mean higher returns for investors.
From an investor's perspective, a good expense ratio for an actively managed portfolio is around 0.5% to 0.75%. An expense ratio above 1.5% is generally considered high.
Yes, investors can switch between funds within the same fund house. However, tax implications and exit loads may apply.
You can track your portfolio through our APP 'ANS Money' fund house websites, or by checking your Consolidated Account Statement (CAS).
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Yes, you can convert your mutual fund units into Demat form via a Dematerialization Request Form (DRF) submitted through your broker or DP. This enables better consolidation and management.
Not at all.
There may be a nominal DP charge, but the convenience, consolidation, and efficiency of Demat investing outweigh the cost. Plus, brokers like ANS offer cost-effective MF transaction platforms.