- July 22, 2026
The Rise of Active ETFs: Can Fund Managers Outperform Passive Investing?
Key Points Historically, fund managers have not outperformed passive investing, but that may be changing. Higher fees have created headwinds that account managers haven’t always
Best fixed-rate bonds for July 2026: Earn up to 4.9pc
Fixed-rate bonds are savings accounts that lock away your funds for a set period of time, paying a guaranteed rate of interest throughout this term.
Are low-fee ETFs really better?
NOT long ago, a reader of this column emailed me after watching several YouTube videos on exchange-traded funds or ETFs. He was excited by what
Mutual fund investor base jumps from 1 crore to 6 crore in a decade; retail commands two-thirds of AUM
The number of unique mutual fund investors in India has increased more than six-fold over the past decade, rising from a little over 1 crore
Top 12 exchanges to trade on in July 2026
The cryptocurrency market has evolved over time and seen remarkable growth, thereby creating a strong demand for reliable trading platforms. Cryptocurrency exchanges give users a
Why future value estimation improves mutual fund choices
Mutual fund investing becomes more effective when backed by structured planning. SIP calculators help investors estimate the future value of investments, align monthly contributions with
Bitcoin ETFs Draw In $222M, Snapping 10-Day Losing Streak
In brief U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $221.7 million on Thursday, their biggest daily inflow in about two months, ending a 10-day outflow streak.
Thinking of investing in bonds? Here’s a simple guide for first-time investors
Bonds are often described as the quieter side of investing. Unlike equities, which are closely tracked for daily market moves, bonds are built around predictable
Wesleyan launches two new with-profits funds
Financial services mutual Wesleyan has launched two With Profit Funds to increase access to smoothed investments for advisers. The funds, With Profits Cautious Fund and
Why gold is a very different investment than cryptocurrencies
Gold and Cryptocurrencies are often compared. But gold – something you can hold – is very different from non-tangible, digital cryptocurrencies. • Demand for gold