What is a mutual fund?

In simple words, a fund is an investor’s safety deposit much like in earlier times when people used to store their savings into a bag of rice, in today’s times that bag has come with a new name that is the Mutual Fund.

How many types of mutual funds are there?

There are several types of funds such as: • Equity funds, primary investment in stocks and equity shares. Subcategories include large-cap, mid-cap, small-cap funds. • Debt funds • Money market funds • Hybrid funds • Specialized funds

What are the benefits of investing in funds?

Investing allows us with an opportunity to earn higher returns on our investment with minimal risks. It grows the capital invested in the long-term and provides a systematic way to secure one’s future.

Who gets your money in mutual funds?

The income generated on the funds is the interest gained on the invested amount which is fairly distributed among the investors.

Do mutual funds generate income?

Investing in funds is a great way to build capital. Long-term investments have proven to be a successful tool to create generational wealth. Deep analysis of the market and risk tolerance can help investors to earn good returns and generate income as well.

Invesco Monthly Income Plan (MIP) Plus Fund - Dividend

Invesco Monthly Income Plan (MIP) Plus Fund - Investment Information

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Balanced Hybrid
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₹1244.65 (0%)
Current NAV 2019-04-23
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Returns
Min. SIP ₹500

Min. Investment ₹5000

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Investment Objective

To generate regular income through a portfolio of predominantly high quality xed income securities and with a small exposure to equity and equity related instruments.

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CategoryBalanced Hybrid
KRAKARVY
Inv. PlanDividend
Launched In01-Jun-10
BenchmarkCRISIL MIP Blended Fund Index
Fund TypeOpen Ended
Fund HouseInvesco Mutual Fund

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