Equity mutual funds

Equity mutual funds try generating high returns by investing in the stocks of companies across
all market capitalisations.
Equity mutual funds invest at least 60% of their assets in equity shares of numerous companies
in suitable proportions
Diversification of stocks
Risk mitigation
Smaller ticket size
Tax efficient

Debt mutual funds

Debt mutual funds invest the majority of their corpus in fixed-income or fixed-interest generating
opportunities and instruments
Risk-averse investors generally choose to invest in debt fund schemes
Debt mutual funds are highly liquid.
Transfer flexibility
Generate higher return
Tax efficient

Hybrid mutual funds

Hybrid mutual funds are types of mutual funds that invest in more than one asset class
Hybrid Funds don't offer guaranteed returns.
Investment in hybrid funds is not devoid of risk.
Hybrid funds are suited for a medium-term time horizon say from 3-5 years.
Automatic rebalancing.

Indexed mutual funds

An index fund is a mutual fund that imitates the portfolio of an index.

Lower expense ratio
Effective Diversification
Investment only in quality stock

Exchange traded funds

ETFs are considered to be low-risk investments because they are low-cost and hold a basket of
stocks or other securities, increasing diversification.
For most individual investors, ETFs represent an ideal type of asset with which to build a
diversified portfolio
Although the ETF might give the holder the benefits of diversification, it has the trading liquidity
of equity
ETFs can be purchased on margin and sold short.
ETFs trade at a price that is updated throughout the day. An open-ended mutual fund, on the
other hand, is priced at the end of the day at the net asset value.
ETFs also allow you to manage risk by trading futures and options just like a stock

Systematic investment plan

● Inculcates the discipline of investing regularly

● Convenient
● Rupees cost averaging
● Power of compounding
● Own more stocks in small quantities

Gold investment

● It can Protect Against Inflation Risks.

● A Good Way to Save Money for the Future.
● Easy to Buy and Very Easy to Sell in the Market.
● Does not Require Much Maintenance.
● Price Stability is an Added Advantage.
● Can be Passed on Easily to Next Generations.
● Easy to Get a Loan Against Gold.