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Investing in mutual funds is now easier than ever before. Simply follow these steps:
Register on the Zuari Money website or mobile application.
Complete your KYC.
Select your preferred investment method (SIP or lumpsum) and amount.
Link your bank account for seamless transactions.
Watch your wealth grow.
Know the key charges involved in mutual fund investments:
Charged when exiting a mutual fund before a specified period, usually within a year. This is typically around 1% of the redemption value.
A fee charged by investment platforms or fund distributors to cover processing and distribution costs. This fee may be one-time or recurring, depending on the nature of the transaction and the service provider.
An annual fee covering all fund management costs, expressed as a percentage of the fund’s net assets. It includes sales, marketing, and administrative costs.
Here is how mutual funds are taxed in India:
While mutual funds are generally considered a safer investment option but one of the primary risk is market risk or systematic risk, where the value of the mutual fund can fluctuate based on overall market conditions. Factors such as economic downturns, inflation, interest rate changes, and geopolitical events can lead to the under-performance of the fund.
Another major risk is of credit risk, particularly for debt mutual funds that invest in bonds or other fixed-income instruments. If the issuing entity (e.g., a corporation or government) faces financial trouble and defaults on its payments, the mutual fund’s returns can be adversely impacted.
Liquidity risk is also a concern, especially in certain types of funds like closed-end funds or those investing in non-liquid assets. If there is low market demand or limited buyers, you may face difficulty selling your units at an ideal price.
Short-term parking? Go for liquid funds. Planning for retirement or a child’s education? Equity funds via SIPs can help you beat inflation over time. Investing isn’t static — adapt your portfolio as your goals and life stages change.
Instead of jumping into what’s “trending,” look for consistency. A fund that performs steadily across market cycles is often a better bet than a one-hit wonder.
Markets fluctuate, but your SIP continues. It’s perfect if you’re salaried or hate timing the market. Start small, grow steady.
Just because your friend invests in small-cap funds doesn’t mean you should. Choose fund types aligned to your comfort with risk and investment horizon.
Equity funds grab the spotlight, but smart investors use debt funds for diversification, emergency funds, or tax-efficient fixed income.
Equity funds can be volatile in the short term. But with SIPs and a long-term outlook, you can average out costs. Zuari’s smart tracking tools help you stay on course, not panic.
When interest rates rise, bond prices fall — affecting debt fund returns. Zuari provides fund-specific insights so you know what kind of debt fund suits your needs and time horizon.
Some funds may take time to redeem, especially in volatile markets. With Zuari, you can clearly view redemption timelines before investing — no hidden surprises.
Lower-rated bonds may offer higher returns but carry default risk. Zuari highlights fund portfolios and ratings, so you can stick to high-quality holdings if you prefer safety.
Investing in high-risk funds for short-term goals can derail plans.
Start simple. SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans) are a great entry point — small monthly amounts, big long-term potential. Zuari’s platform makes onboarding smooth, with personalised support for first-timers.
SIPs are ideal for steady investors and mitigating market volatility. Lumpsum suits those with a big amount ready to deploy. With Zuari, you can mix both depending on your goal and risk appetite.
Minimum investments generally start at ₹100 for SIPs and ₹1,000 for lump sum investments but may vary by fund.
Mutual fund returns are subject to capital gains tax, which varies depending on the holding period and type of fund.
For open-ended funds, yes, you can withdraw at any time. However, closed-ended funds (like ELSS) have a lock-in period.