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Nivesh Ke Funde Season 2 | Direct Equity Vs Mutual Funds: Who Are They Suited For? | Mirror Now
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January 24, 2023
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2:43Now PlayingThrough our programme Nivesh Ke Funde, the Times Network is looking for creative ways to explain financial concepts in a way that viewers and investors can grasp. Due to the pandemic, Indians have turned to the financial market to invest their money, and many of them have wished to adhere to the passive investment philosophy. Equity mutual funds purchase shares in corporations that are publicly traded. Additionally, as an investor, you have the choice to purchase these equities directly from the stock exchange. Here are some things you should know about investing in both avenues because they both have benefits and drawbacks. When investing through mutual funds, one may receive a number of advantages over doing so directly through shares. While direct equities investment offers substantial returns, it is only practical for those who constantly understand how the equity markets operate. Therefore, the mutual fund path may be preferable and advantageous for people who lack the time or expertise to watch the equity or share markets.
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