Empowering financial goals with smart mutual fund investments for systematic returns
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Mutual Funds empanelled
RS 200
Minimum investment
150CR+
AUM
What is Mutual Funds ?
Mutual funds are investment vehicles that pool money from multiple investors to create a diversified portfolio of assets such as stocks, bonds, and other securities. Managed by professional fund managers, mutual funds aim to achieve specific investment objectives, whether it's growth, income, or capital preservation. Investors buy units of the mutual fund, and the returns are distributed based on the number of units held. This collective approach offers diversification, professional management, and accessibility, making mutual funds a popular choice for individuals looking to invest with varying risk profiles and financial goals.
Why invest in mutual funds ?
Get instant diversification since Mutual Funds invest across dozens or sometimes hundreds of individual stocks, bonds, or other securities.
Diversification
Spread your investment across various asset classes and securities, reducing risk.
Professional Management
Benefit from the expertise of experienced fund managers who make informed investment decisions.
Affordability
Start investing with relatively small amounts, making it accessible for a wide range of investors.
Liquidity
Easily buy or sell mutual fund units, with most funds offering daily liquidity.
Flexibility
Choose from a variety of fund types, including equity, debt, hybrid, and sector-specific funds, to match your investment goals.
Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs)
Invest regularly with SIPs, promoting disciplined saving and leveraging the power of compounding.
Transparency
Access detailed information about fund holdings, performance, and fees, ensuring informed decision-making.
Tax Benefits
Some mutual funds, like Equity-Linked Savings Schemes (ELSS), offer tax advantages under tax regulations.
Risk Management
Utilize different fund strategies and asset allocations to manage and mitigate investment risks.
Convenience
Simplify your investment process with managed portfolios, automatic reinvestment, and hassle-free account management.
Diversification of risk
Since a portfolio is likely to contain just more than a single asset and instead have the right blend of equity, debt and other investments it reduces uncertainty especially in the time of market volatility. Investment in PMS will thus, help to diversify various types of risks and thereby reduce the impact of adverse events on the portfolio.
Scope for higher risk adjusted returns
As PMS usually have a concentrated securities portfolio, they have better chances to generate superior returns over the underlying indices or passive funds, especially if the portfolio is recalibrated from time to time for compensating changes in market volatility.
Types of Mutual Funds
Equity Funds
Invest primarily in stocks, aiming for high returns through capital appreciation.
Debt Funds
Focus on fixed-income securities like bonds and debentures, providing regular income and lower risk.
Hybrid Funds (Balanced Funds)
Combine equity and debt investments, offering a balance of growth and income.
Index Funds
Track specific market indices like the Nifty 50 or Sensex, offering broad market exposure with lower fees.
Liquid Funds
Invest in short-term, highly liquid instruments, ideal for parking surplus cash with minimal risk.
Tax-Saving Funds (ELSS)
Offer tax benefits under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, investing primarily in equities with a lock-in period.
Sectoral Funds
Focus on specific sectors or industries, such as technology or healthcare, for targeted growth opportunities.
International Funds
Invest in global markets outside the investor’s home country, providing international diversification.
Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)
Trade like stocks on exchanges and typically track an index or commodity, combining flexibility with diversification.
Gilt Funds
Invest exclusively in government securities, offering safety and stable returns with low credit risk.
Thematic Funds
Thematic funds take a focused approach, investing in sectors or themes expected to exhibit significant growth.
Fund of funds (F-O-F)
A Fund of Funds (FOF) is an investment vehicle where a fund invests in a portfolio composed of shares of other funds rather than investing directly in stocks, bonds, or other securities.
Facts of
Mutual Funds
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Expanding Investor Base
Over 40 Million Folios and Growing
Diverse Investment Options
Equity, Debt, Hybrid, and More
Regulated by SEBI
Ensuring Transparency and Investor Protection
Tax Benefits
Save on Taxes with ELSS Investments
Professional Management
Access Expertise from Top Fund Managers
Increasing Financial Literacy
More Investors Understand Mutual Funds
Affordable Entry
Start investing with minimum capital as low as 100rs
Focus on Diversification
Reduce Risk with a Varied Portfolio
Liquidity and Flexibility
Easy Buying, Selling, and Switching of Funds
Why choose
Mutual Funds
with Taurus ?
Wide variety of schemes
Choose from over 1000+ schemes across equity, debt and hybrid funds of all fund houses.
Committed support
Be helped and guided on every step of your mutual investment journey and even after redemption of the funds.
Tailor-made suggestions
Get goal-oriented recommendations for all your plans and achieve your desired financial targets with Mutual fund investing from us.
Steps to open an account
Register
Complete the online registration form by providing your personal details to create a secure account.
OPEN ACCOUNTVerification
Submit the required documentation and complete the certification process to confirm your identity and compliance.
Start investing
Fund your account and start trading with access to investments and tools.
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FAQs
Mutual funds pool money from multiple investors to invest in a diversified portfolio of assets, such as stocks, bonds, or other securities, managed by professional fund managers.
Investors buy units of a mutual fund, and the money is then pooled and invested according to the fund’s objective. The returns are distributed among investors based on the number of units they hold.
Common types include equity funds, debt funds, hybrid funds, index funds, sectoral funds, and tax-saving funds (ELSS). Each type caters to different investment goals and risk profiles.
You can invest in mutual funds through Taurus, online investment platforms, You can also invest via Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) for regular contributions.
SIPs allow you to invest a fixed amount regularly (monthly or quarterly) into a mutual fund, facilitating disciplined investing and rupee cost averaging.
Benefits include diversification, professional management, affordability, liquidity, and tax advantages (for certain funds). Mutual funds also offer various investment options to match different goals and risk tolerances.
Common fees include Expense Ratio (management fees and administrative costs), Entry Load (if applicable), and Exit Load (for early redemptions). Always review the fund’s offer document for detailed fee information.
You can track your mutual fund investments through the fund house’s website, online investment platforms, or financial advisors. Most funds provide regular statements and updates on performance.
Mutual funds are subject to market risks, and the safety of investments depends on the type of fund and its portfolio. While they offer diversification and professional management, it's important to assess your risk tolerance and investment goals.
Yes, mutual funds offer liquidity, allowing you to redeem your investments at the prevailing Net Asset Value (NAV). However, some funds may have exit loads if redeemed within a specified period.
Direct plans are purchased directly from the fund house, resulting in lower expense ratios. Regular plans are bought through intermediaries, and typically have higher expense ratios due to distribution fees.
Taxation depends on the type of fund and the holding period. For equity funds, short-term capital gains (holding period less than one year) are taxed at 15%, while long-term gains (holding period over one year) are tax-free up to ₹1 lakh. Debt funds are taxed as per the investor’s income tax slab, with benefits for long-term investments exceeding three years.
