Electoral Bonds: What is Electoral Bond Much hyped Electoral Bond was merely an electronic mode for donating to political parties in India introduced in 2017-18. It was a financial instrument similar to a promissory note redeemable at designated bank accounts of political parties within 15 days of issue. Electoral Bonds were designed to maintain the … Read more
Active vs passive fund Passive Fund Vs Active Mutual Fund Mutual Funds are the most preferred type of investment among investors. It has several advantages over other investment options. One of the advantages of mutual funds is that you can easily diversify your portfolio. Mutual funds are available in different types. In a Broad sense, … Read more
SIP calculator with step up SIP Calculator with Step-up Option Monthly SIP Amount (₹): Investment Duration (Years): Expected Annual Return (%): Annual Step-up Increase (%): Calculate What is mutual fund and SIP A mutual fund collects money from various investors in a pool. This collected money is called AUM (Assets under Management). Mutual Funds invest … Read more
What is Trading & Different types of Trading Strategies Trading is an all-time hot topic in the share market. All investors, irrespective of their age, want to be successful traders. Young investors are especially keen to start trading in the share market. They think successful traders make huge profits from Trading. Everybody wants to earn easy … Read more
What is value investing and growth investing There are three types of investing strategies most widely used by stock market investors. Value Investing Growth Investing Moment Investing This blog will mainly focus on the difference between value investing and Growth investing. 1. Value Investing Meaning:- In this type of investing, investors look for … Read more
Large cap vs mid cap vs small cap stocks in India We all know that the Nifty 50 and Sensex are the most popular and followed indices in India. Nifty 50 consists of the Top 50 Large Cap companies of the NSE, and Sensex consists of the Top 30 Large Cap companies of the BSE. … Read more
Rule of 72 114 144 In this blog, we will see how to apply the Rule of 72 114 and 144, what it is, and how to use it. This rule calculates the period when an investor’s investment gets doubled, tripled, or quadrupled (4 times). Investors invest their hard-earned money to get returns from … Read more
Gratuity Calculator Gratuity Calculator (India) Last Drawn Monthly Salary (₹): Years of Service: Calculate Gratuity What is Gratuity: – Gratuity is the lump sum amount paid by the employer to their employee for their long-term services of 5 years or more. To earn the Gratuity, the Employee must complete a minimum of 5 years of … Read more
What is PE Ratio:- PE Ratio is Price to Earnings Ratio or Price to Earnings Multiple. It is the ratio of a company’s share price to its earnings per share (EPS). EPS is calculated as the Company’s Net Income divided by the Total Number of outstanding shares. PE Ratio = Companies Share Price ÷ EPS … Read more
xirr or cagr which is better “Goal setting” is one of the important aspects of investment. An investor should be able to calculate and predict the correct maturity amount on their investment. Investors should also be able to predict the correct period required to achieve the desired return on investment. Investors must know … Read more