Invest in Mutual Funds with just ₹100

 

With Bajaj Broking, you can invest seamlessly in more than 4,000 mutual fund schemes across sectors and categories. And you can start a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) in a number of schemes with as little as ₹100.

 

Our App and Web Trading Platform enable investing without any hidden fees or charges, making your investment journey safe, easy, and more rewarding. And we have a wide collection of tools and calculators to assist you with your investing decisions.

 

From SIPs to lump sum investments, we offer multiple ways to invest in mutual funds at your convenience. Understand your risk profile, plan for your goals, and create a mutual fund portfolio that works for you.

 

Get started with your Bajaj Broking app or web trading platform to start investing today.

Invest in Mutual Funds

With Bajaj Broking, you can invest seamlessly in more than 4,000 mutual fund schemes across sectors and categories. And you can start a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) in a number of schemes with as little as ₹100.

Our App and Web Trading Platform enable investing without any hidden fees or charges, making your investment journey safe, easy, and more rewarding. And we have a wide collection of tools and calculators to assist you with your investing decisions.

From SIPs to lump sum investments, we offer multiple ways to invest in mutual funds at your convenience. Understand your risk profile, plan for your goals, and create a mutual fund portfolio that works for you.

Get started with your Bajaj Broking app or web trading platform to start investing today.

Summary

Mutual funds work by collecting money from many people and putting it into different market options. Investors exchange units for their investible funds. The value of these units keeps changing. There are many fund types and simple ways to invest, such as SIP. This makes the overall process easy to follow and understand.

How to Invest in Mutual Funds with Bajaj Broking

Open the Bajaj Broking App
Open the Bajaj Broking App

Login to our app and select ‘Mutual Funds’

Find Your Preferred Fund
Find Your Preferred Fund

Search and compare funds based on numerous parameters

Choose your Investment
Choose your Investment

SIP or lumpsum, select your investment type

Invest and Track
Invest and Track

Complete and track your investment on our app

Our Mutual Fund Partners

Bajaj Finserv
Aditya Birla
Axis
Bandhan Bank
Bank of India
Canara Robeco
DSP
Edelweiss
Franklin-Templeton
HDFC
HSBC
ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund
Kotak-mahindra
LIC
Mirae Asset
Nippon
Quant
SBI Mutual Fund
Tata
UTI

Top Performing Mutual Funds

Scheme Name
Expense Ratio 1Y Returns

Nippon India Taiwan Equity Fund (G)

Regular Fund | Sectoral / Thematic

2.36% 235.90% p.a.

HDFC Silver ETF Fund of Fund - Regular (G)

Regular Fund | FoFs Domestic

0.55% 150.21% p.a.

Kotak Silver ETF Fund of Fund - Regular (G)

Regular Fund | FoFs Domestic

0.70% 150.98% p.a.

Aditya Birla SL Silver ETF FOF (G)

Regular Fund | FoFs Domestic

0.67% 149.52% p.a.

Nippon India Silver ETF FOF (G)

Regular Fund | FoFs Domestic

0.56% 150.14% p.a.

What Are Mutual Fund Investments?

Mutual fund investments are a way to pool money from many individuals. The collected amount is used to purchase financial assets like shares, bonds, and short-term securities available in the market.

A fund manager looks after this pool and decides how the money is placed. In return, units are allotted to investors.

The price of these units is called Net Asset Value or NAV. Update is performed on a periodical basis. Any change in the market value of the investments affects this number.

Such funds may include different types of assets and sectors. This structure helps represent a mix of investments within one fund. The overall process follows a defined objective set for the fund.
 

Types of Mutual Funds Based on Asset Class

  • Equity Funds
    Most of the money in these funds goes into shares in the equity market. These shares are bought and sold on stock exchanges. Because of this, the fund value continues to fluctuate with daily price changes.
  • Debt Funds
    Here, the focus is on fixed-income instruments. These include government bonds and corporate debt. Such instruments pay interest over time, and their value shifts when interest rates in the market change.
  • Hybrid Funds
    These funds combine two asset types in one place. A part goes into shares, while another goes into debt instruments. Sometimes the rate isn't set and can differ from one mutual fund to the next.
  • Money Market Funds
    These funds deal with short-term instruments. Treasury bills and commercial papers are common examples. The maturity period is usually brief, so the holding duration of investments remains short.
  • Index Funds
    Index funds are built to mirror the growth of a market index. They hold the same set of securities in similar proportions. The aim is to reflect the structure and movement of that selected index.
     

Benefits of Mutual Fund

  • Money is invested together
    A mutual fund collects money from many people. This combined amount is then used to buy different securities in the market instead of investing in a single option.
  • Handled by a fund manager
    The fund is looked after by a professional manager. They decide where the money goes and track the investments as per the fund’s stated purpose.
  • Covers different instruments
    A single fund can include shares, bonds, and other market instruments. This means one investment can represent different parts of the financial market at the same time.
  • Simple buying and redemption
    Units can be purchased or redeemed through a defined process. The steps are standard across most funds, making it easy to take part in such investments.
  • Regular value updates
    The system provides active value updates through its regular process of updating each unit's net asset value. This number is updated at set intervals and shows how the fund’s investments are valued at that point.
  • Multiple categories available
    Mutual funds are available in different types. These are grouped based on where the money is invested or how the fund is structured.
     

Frequently Ask Questions

Is investing in Mutual Funds a good choice?

Yes, mutual funds are considered a good investment option. They provide diversification, professional management and the potential for capital appreciation or income, making them suitable for various financial goals.

How are returns earned in Mutual Funds?

Returns in mutual funds are earned through the appreciation of the fund's underlying assets, such as stocks or bonds, and any income generated, like dividends or interest. These returns are reflected in the increase of the Net Asset Value of the fund.

Are Mutual Funds taxable?

Yes, mutual funds are taxable. The tax treatment varies based on the type of fund and the duration of the investment. For example, Long-Term Capital Gains on equity mutual funds are taxed at 10% above Rs. 1 lakh per financial year, while Short-Term Capital Gains are taxed at 15%. Debt mutual funds have different tax implications.

How long does it take to start investing in Mutual Funds on Bajaj Broking?

You can start investing in mutual funds on Bajaj Broking within a few minutes after completing the registration and KYC process. Once your KYC is verified, you can select and invest in your chosen funds almost immediately.

Can we withdraw Mutual Funds anytime?

Yes, you can generally withdraw from your mutual fund investments at any time such as if you are invested in an open-ended mutual fund scheme. However, for Equity Linked Savings Schemes, there is a mandatory lock-in period of 3 years from the date of investment before you can make a withdrawal.

How to calculate Mutual Fund returns?

To calculate mutual fund returns, subtract the initial investment from the current value, divide by the initial investment, and multiply by 100 to get a percentage. This reflects the return on investment (ROI). ​

What if I withdraw my Mutual Funds after 1 year?

Withdrawing mutual funds after one year may have tax implications and could affect your investment goals. It's essential to consider potential exit loads and consult with a financial advisor to understand the consequences.​

What is the best time to withdraw Mutual Funds?

The optimal time to withdraw mutual funds depends on individual financial goals, market conditions, and tax considerations. Consulting with a financial advisor can help determine the most suitable timing for your situation.​

What are the types of Mutual Funds?

Mutual funds are primarily categorised into four types: money market funds, bond funds, stock funds, and target date funds. Each type has distinct features, risks, and rewards. 

What is SIP in Mutual Funds?

A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) allows investors to invest a fixed amount regularly in a mutual fund scheme, promoting disciplined investing and potentially averaging out market volatility over time.

Is a mutual fund safe?

The safety of mutual funds depends on the fund's category, its underlying asset allocation, and the conditions in the underlying market. Each scheme has a level of risk based on that scheme E.G. Low, Moderate and High risk, which are explained in the fund details or masthead on the fund fact sheet to educate the investor.

How to invest in direct mutual funds?

Direct mutual funds can be purchased based on where you are located. You can choose to invest in these funds from a set of trusted and licensed online platforms, or directly with a selected Asset Management Company (AMC). Once you have completed KYC, you can select a suitable mutual fund scheme and choose between an asset purchase method — either a systematic investment plan (SIP) or a lump sum. All purchasing transactions are completed online, and if required, you can track and monitor your portfolio online without any difficulty.

Can past performance predict future returns in mutual funds?

Yes, the past performance of a mutual fund helps us understand how it has performed under specified market conditions. But there are no guarantees that a scheme will make similar returns in the future. Returns on mutual funds are dynamic and depend on market conditions, factors, and investment objectives during the stated investment period.

What taxes apply to mutual fund earnings?

The tax applicability of mutual fund earnings depends on the scheme's category and investment horizon. Capital gains on equity and debt funds are taxed according to the law. Dividends will be part of your income and will be taxed under current income tax laws.

Are mutual funds regulated by SEBI?

Yes, all mutual funds in India are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). SEBI provides transparency, standardisation, and investor protection by ensuring that all Asset Management Companies comply with total compliance, disclosure, and reporting standards for mutual funds' assets.

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