AMFI India has come up with ads – it is wiser decision to invest whatever little you can every month in Mutual funds. Can this Ads act be substitute to Entry load?
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SEBI
August 2009 is when SEBI abolished entry load on mutual funds but did it actually benefit the common man? I don’t think so. You may ask Why? And even argue that – I do not pay anything for buying mutual funds which means that I am benefiting a lot. May sound true but … let us see if it actually benefiting common man or not.
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Clarifying many Stock Market and Mutual Fund Terms Like NAV, NFO, SIP, SWP, Index Fund, Entry Load, Exit Load, Dividend and many more …
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SEBI continues to reward retail mutual fund investors. It slashed Entry load & now stops lower exit loads for big investors.
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Yesterday I wrote about Mutual Fund Fees and included sample example of ICICIDirect and how you would pay more for SIP’s of amount 1000 and 500 …
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SEBI has announced that no Mutual Fund house can deduct any amount as any kind of expense from the Investment done by the investor, knowingly or unknowingly.
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