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Rollover Option

If the fund's performance is below expectations, the investor can choose to redeem and invest elsewhere.

When it comes to redemption, certain funds provide investors with the opportunity to reinvest their funds. This decision ultimately rests on the investor's satisfaction with the fund's performance. If the fund has met their expectations, they may choose to continue investing. However, if the performance falls short, the investor has the option to redeem their funds and seek out alternative investment opportunities.

Index Funds

An index fund is a type of mutual fund that is designed to replicate the performance of a specific market index. The fund is managed by investing in the same securities that...

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Entry Load

Entry load refers to a fee imposed by the Asset Management Company (AMC) on investors when purchasing a specific financial scheme. This charge has been prohibited by the Sec...

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Growth Option

A mutual fund of this nature does not distribute regular payouts or dividends to the investor....

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Sector Funds

These funds provide a way for investors to invest in a specific sector without having to choose individual companies themselves. Sector Funds, also known as Sector Mutual Fu...

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