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Mutual Fund Nepal

The current situation of mutual funds in the Nepalese market is characterized by steady growth, gradual development of investor’s interest and emergence of new funds.

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What are the Types of Mutual Funds

Types of Mutual Funds are based on: 1. Structure / Maturity Period, 2. Asset Class, 3. Investment Goals, and 4. Risk.

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Why You Should Invest in Mutual Funds

Investing in mutual funds is a smart choice because it allows you to grow your money by pooling resources with others, giving you access to a diversified portfolio managed by professionals.

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Mutual Fund: Advantages and Disadvantages

Mutual funds provide professional management, diversification, and reduced risk, but may have management fees, lower returns, and less control over investments.

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What are the requirements for mutual funds?

To invest in mutual funds, certain eligibility criteria and documentation are required. These requirements ensure compliance with regulations and a smooth investment process for investors.

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How does Mutual Fund work in Nepal

In Nepal, a mutual fund works by investing various amounts of money collected from various investors under the supervision of a mutual fund manager. The fund acquires stocks, bonds, and other securities with an aim of making profits for the investors

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How to Invest in Mutual Funds in Nepal?

Learn how to invest in mutual funds in Nepal with a step-by-step guide, including choosing the right fund, opening a DEMAT account, selecting an AMC, purchasing units, and monitoring your investments. Get tips for beginners, and find answers to FAQs

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What is Open Ended Mutual Fund

An open ended mutual fund simply means that the number of units that an investor can invest is not restricted. Units can be bought or sold from the fund at its current NAV, which applies on a daily basis Investors may wish to invest directly in a fun

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What are Closed Ended Mutual Funds

Closed-ended mutual funds are investment funds that issue a fixed number of shares through an initial public offering (IPO). After the IPO, these shares are traded on stock exchanges like regular stocks.

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Investment Modes in Mutual Funds

Mutual funds offer different ways for investors to put in their money, catering to their financial goals and income patterns. One of the most popular modes is the Systematic Investment Plan (SIP).

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What is NAV (Net Asset Value)?

The meaning of NAV (Net Asset Value) in mutual funds, how it’s calculated, and why it matters for your investments. Learn how factors such as market trends, dividends, and expenses influence NAV, and how it affects SIP investments, fund performance,

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Why Mutual Funds are Better Option than Any Other Investment Vehicle

Mutual funds have gained popularity both globally and in Nepal because it offers a simple way to invest in multiple sectors at once. Unlike stocks or real estate, mutual funds spread your money across various assets, reducing risk

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