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A number of people think that the unit price of a mutual fund matters when they purchase; i.e. that a cheaper unit price is better. Why? They say that they will get more units for the same money, and isn't that better? Deepak Shenoy shatters this myth in his blog.
The Business Standard has a story on the concerns of RBI in it's review of the Annual Report of RBI for the year ending June, 2007.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has said financial stability in India could assume greater importance in coming months amid fears the US subprime mortgage crisis might spread. ?
Before we discuss in detail the various instruments available in the financial market and their role and significance in personal financial planning, it would be helpful to have a brief overview of the financial system in India.
The Financial System Consists of Financial Market Segments, Players in the Financial Markets and Financial Instruments
Deepak Shenoy, Cofounder, Moneyoga received the following mail from a reader where the mailer lamented how he was sold a ULIP and the threadbare details of the costs. Read on for the complete details.
Deepak Shenoy, Co founder, Moneyoga has a very informative post on Exchange Traded Funds in his blog. He take you around the world of ETFs, how they work, the loads and how to go about buying them.
