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What is Lump-Sum Investment

A lump-sum investment refers to a situation whereby an individual or an organisation invests a large sum of money at one...

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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 sect...

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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. Lear...

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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 patt...

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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 (I...

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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...

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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 DEM...

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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 supervisi...

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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 compli...

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Mutual Fund: Advantages and Disadvantages

Mutual funds provide professional management, diversification, and reduced risk, but may have management fees, lower ret...

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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, g...

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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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