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Financial LiteracySEBI’s nomination update: what to do before September 2026
From 1 September 2026, new single-holder mutual fund folios need a nomination — or a formal opt-out. Here’s a clear checklist so your family is not left guessing.
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Tax AwarenessMutual fund capital gains tax: the rules investors should understand
Equity-oriented and non-equity funds are taxed differently. Holding period, purchase date and category all matter — here’s a calm map of the current framework.
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Market EducationHow to read a mutual fund riskometer without guessing
The riskometer is a standardised SEBI/AMFI visual of scheme risk — not a forecast. Learn what the levels mean and how to use them with your time horizon.
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InvestingSID, SAI, KIM: why the paperwork is part of investing
AMFI and SEBI expect investors to read scheme-related documents. Here is a friendly map of SID, SAI and KIM — and a 15-minute reading plan that actually sticks.
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Financial WellnessEmergency money first: the buffer that protects your investments
Market-linked investing works better when next month’s rent does not depend on today’s NAV. Build the buffer, then build the portfolio.
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SIPSIP pauses and restarts: what discipline really means
An SIP is a habit facility, not a product and not a guarantee. Pausing for a real cash crunch can be wise — pausing because headlines scared you is a different story.
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