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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.

Minimum Investment Amount

A mutual fund scheme requires a minimum investment in order to purchase its units. This amount is typically set by the fund manager and can vary depending on the specific sc...

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Lock-in Period

Investors must be aware of the lock-in period, which restricts them from redeeming their units immediately after making new investments. This time frame is predetermined and...

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New Fund Offer (NFO)

NFOs are generally open for a limited period, after which they are listed and traded on stock exchanges. An NFO is essentially a fundraising opportunity for AMCs to invest ...

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Turnover

To understand the concept of turnover, imagine a fund that holds a diverse portfolio of assets. The turnover ratio is calculated by dividing the total value of transactions,...

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