Fund distributors use various marketing and selling tactics to attract
investors. They often present half-truths as facts and create misleading
opinions in the minds of the investors, which can be detrimental to the
investors’ interests. Let us look at some of the misconceptions of fund
investing.
Myth: A balanced fund is always equally balanced in a 50:50 ratio.
Myth: SIPs (systematic investment plan) score over lump sum investing.
Myth: Funds that regularly declare dividends are good buys.
Myth: Funds with a large corpus can generate higher returns.
Myth: Childrens’s mutual fund schemes are ideal to assure a child’s future.
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Myth: A balanced fund is always equally balanced in a 50:50 ratio.
Myth: SIPs (systematic investment plan) score over lump sum investing.
Myth: Funds that regularly declare dividends are good buys.
Myth: Funds with a large corpus can generate higher returns.
Myth: Childrens’s mutual fund schemes are ideal to assure a child’s future.
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