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This mutual fund has given over 22% annualised SIP return over 8 years
A monthly SIP in Mahindra Manulife Mid Cap Fund over the past eight years has delivered an XIRR of 22.3%, outperforming the 21.1% generated by
ETFs push at SEC limit in rush to buy private stocks and debt
Exchange traded fund providers are starting to push at the limits on holdings of hard-to-trade assets as they try to give retail investors access to
Why wealth managers are swapping money market funds for buffer ETFs
The ICI reported $7.77 trillion in money market fund assets at the end of last week. And while that tally was down $22.7 billion from the
What you need to know when buying corporate bonds
A new year often brings with it new rules. This January, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) finally cut the red tape that has discouraged UK
AGNC Investment Stock Is Interesting, but Here’s What I’d Buy Instead
Key Points AGNC Investment is a high-yield real estate investment trust, but also a fairly risky income investment. Realty Income has a much lower yield,
Why I’m Loading Up on These 3 High-Dividend ETFs for Passive Income
Key Points For the first time in several years, dividend ETFs are outperforming the S&P 500. Their tilts toward value and quality have been key,
Are equities ‘always’ better in the long term?
Two weeks on from the Spring Statement and Rachel Reeves’ declared ambition to “boost the culture of retail investment” in the UK looks spectacularly badly
New ETFs Will Now Let You Bet on Who Wins the White House in 2028
© FAMILY STOCK / Shutterstock.com Wall Street is about to let you put your money where your political predictions are. Roundhill Investments has filed prospectuses
Jacob Funds’ Q4 2025 Investor Letter
Jacob Funds, a mutual fund company, released its fourth-quarter 2025 investor letter. After an optimistic quarter, equity markets corrected slightly in November. Source link
Should you buy bonds directly or invest through a bond mutual fund? Here’s how to think about it
The choice is less about theory and more about how much control, research and patience you are willing to bring to your debt investing. Source