Everyone knows that spending sensibly and saving regularly is key to financial security. Yet, many are not able to save as much as they want to. People who fail to save, mostly have a steady income and are well-informed about the importance of saving, yet they are victims of their own aspirations. The emotions attached to money decisions often makes cutting back on spending tough. They simply cannot do the right thing and invest in saving tax even though they often, feel guilty about not doing it.
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'Since Sahi Hai drive launch, industry has grown over twofold'
The AMC’s marketing and corporate communication head also lauds MFCentral and MF Utility
'Earlier, not many knew of mutual funds; now SIP is a verb'
The CMO also explains how 4G, fintechs have elevated mutual funds’ reach
'MFCentral is the most impressive of online platforms'
Shah says though passive funds are growing, there’s a long road ahead
'Fintechs are driving mass financial inclusion'
Shah also lauds the pace at which distributors have embraced technology
'A Maldives tour guide knew of the Mutual Fund Sahi Hai drive'
Interaction with Edelweiss’s senior VP and head of products and marketing
'More distributors will come to MFCentral, MF Utility'
Goyal feels they can grow their business five times, 10 times with tech
'The size of passive funds has grown 36 per cent in a year'
Parija explains how mutual funds have gained traction
Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow...
There are a total of about 1.1 lakh crores of rupees invested in India’s mutual funds and the number of investors is now about 12 crore
