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In this issue: 1. How to use the new riskometer to assess risk. 2. In-depth insights into how to reduce NPS transaction costs. 3. A list of five hand-picked tax-saving funds. 4. Interview with Manish Banthia Senior Fund Manager - Fixed Income, ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund, on the debt market, the funds that he manages, the yield curve and the fund house’s risk-management practices, among others. 5. Plus our regular columns, insights and analysis.
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Negative Return, Positive Investors
2022 was not a pleasant year for mid-cap and small-cap investors.But investors don't seem to have lost faith in this segment as yet. That's good.
How to save tax after selling a house
Atin has sold a house for a profit and wants to know how he can save tax. He has three options.
Mind your expenses
More than the quantum, it's the way expense ratios are configured which needs a rethink
How to surrender your life-insurance policy
Life insurance is among the most mis-sold products. Here's which type of life-insurance policies you should have and how to exit the undesirable ones.
Welcome 2023
Lessons from the year gone by and how to profit from them this year
'I am a perennial bull on small and mid caps'
R Srinivasan, CIO - Equity at SBI Mutual Fund and the chief architect of SBI Small Cap Fund's dream run, is an interviewer's dream. Unlike many folks in the industry, he is comfortable tackling the most unpleasant of questions. There's also the fact that he is one of the few fund managers in the industry who has made his name by using the bottom-up approach to choosing stocks (a style of stock selection that focuses more on the company stock and less on market cycles). \"I am not much of a macro expert,\" he tells us matter-of-factly. This streak of honesty carries through the rest of the conversation as he talks about his stock holdings, market valuations and the small-cap universe.
The best advisor
Many investors need some sort of financial help to achieve their goals. Fortunately, you already know the advisor who can help you out.
A decade of wealth creation
As direct plans turn 10, we look at how they have helped you build more wealth
A good bad year
For investors, 2022 was the best bad year that I remember in a long time. On the face of it, the markets should have crashed. If I list the actual events of the year, from a major European war that now seems never-ending, an oilprice spike, yet another piece of COVID idiocy from the Chinese government and, above all, the longfeared end of the free-money regime of the US, then investors should have had a very bad time indeed. And yet, here we are, the year has ended and we're fine. Compared to how bad such a year could have been, it's been a good year.
Yet To Get It Right
Over the years, the mutual fund industry has tried to innovate with its offerings. But other than direct plans, its track record here has so far been shabby.