What are mutual funds?
Mutual fund is an investment option that pools savings of various investors with a common financial goal. The funds collected will be managed and invested wisely by a person called fund manager. Fund manager does a market research and invests the money in different sectors in order to yield returns and distribute it among the investors. The investors get returns in 2 methods, one is dividend method and the other is growth method. The money invested by the investor will be converted into number of units depending on the net asset value (NAV). For example, Rs. 10,000 is the investment amount and Rs. 10 is the unit price at the beginning of a new mutual fund offer i.e., New Fund Offer *(NFO). So, now the number of units will be 10,000/10 = 1000 units. The investor gets returns on the appreciation of unit price i.e., Rs. 10, Rs. 12, Rs. 14, etc. For example, if the current NAV or unit price is Rs. 18, then the current value of investment is Rs. 18*1000 units = Rs. 18000. This method of returns is called as growth method. The other type of returns is dividend method, where the fund manager declares a percentage of profit made and which will be distributed on a percentage wise to all the investors periodically.
Mutual fund is an investment option that pools savings of various investors with a common financial goal. The funds collected will be managed and invested wisely by a person called fund manager. Fund manager does a market research and invests the money in different sectors in order to yield returns and distribute it among the investors. The investors get returns in 2 methods, one is dividend method and the other is growth method. The money invested by the investor will be converted into number of units depending on the net asset value (NAV). For example, Rs. 10,000 is the investment amount and Rs. 10 is the unit price at the beginning of a new mutual fund offer i.e., New Fund Offer *(NFO). So, now the number of units will be 10,000/10 = 1000 units. The investor gets returns on the appreciation of unit price i.e., Rs. 10, Rs. 12, Rs. 14, etc. For example, if the current NAV or unit price is Rs. 18, then the current value of investment is Rs. 18*1000 units = Rs. 18000. This method of returns is called as growth method. The other type of returns is dividend method, where the fund manager declares a percentage of profit made and which will be distributed on a percentage wise to all the investors periodically.
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