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How To Select Best Performing Mutual Funds

Jun-29-2021Blog by – Mr. Ashish AjmeraRead Time: 3 Min.Word Count: 741
1263How To Select Best Performing Mutual Funds

The selection of mutual funds is dependent on multiple aspects. There are many factors to be considered while choosing the best-performing mutual funds that will yield you the desired results in the longer run. With different types of mutual funds available, it can get tough at times to pick the right one. This article will shed some light on the research process that goes into selecting the mutual funds best suitable for you. 


  1. What is your objective?

More than choosing the best fund plan from the lot, it is important to analyse which one rightly suits your needs. The first step is to define the objectives of your investment. A lot can be determined based on whether you want long-term benefits or short-term advantages. It all starts with identifying your needs and selecting the plan accordingly. 

  1. Fund House Management

The approach or the investment strategies incorporated by the fund house should ideally be in sync with your own investment ideologies. If that is not the case, it may result in constant disagreements causing you to give up on your investments untimely. A fund manager`s experience also plays an instrumental role as it decides the quality of the service being provided. One should always verify the past experience of the manager and the projects they have handled. Despite coming across as trivial, both these aspects can affect your experience over time.

  1. Mutual Fund Investment Charges

Every investment comes with its own fees that vary in nature because the fees paid by you form the source of income for a fund house. Thus, you need to carefully examine the charges of the investment before directly going for it. The fees levied by some of the fund houses are known as loads which can be categorized as front-end load fee, back-end load fee, and level-load fee, based on certain parameters. A front-end load is usually paid while making the purchase of shares in the fund whereas a back-end load fee is due during the sale of the shares. Level-load fees involve fixed charges paid by the investors on an annual basis. 

  1. The Nature of Management

You will have to decide how you want your funds to be managed, in an active or passive manner. Actively managed funds have managers associated with them who carry out vast research into trends and take decisions regarding assets. While active funds aim at going beyond the benchmark index, passively-managed funds or index funds tend to stick to the performance of a benchmark index. Actively managed funds charge fees way higher than the index funds. 


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  1. Selecting the Fund Type

Some of the top mutual funds to consider to invest in are equity funds, money market funds, index funds, debt funds, balanced funds, specialty funds, and income funds. Funds are segregated into different categories based on parameters like structure, assets, investment objectives, and specialty. 

  1. Hiring a Mutual Fund Advisor

Seeking professional aid from a mutual fund advisor can prove advantageous as they are qualified individuals who help keep track, suggest the best mutual funds to invest in, and stay updated on the progress of investments. They are better at understanding and evaluating the details like risk factors, correct investment strategy, etc. about the mutual funds system. Thus an investment advisor can help in boosting the performance of the funds by guiding the investor on the right path as well as maintaining a track record of all the nuances.

  1. Calculating The Entry and Exit Load

A fund house usually imposes fees on the investors while entering and exiting a mutual fund scheme, known as Entry and Exit Load respectively. While many fund houses have eliminated Entry Load from their system, Exit Load is still in the practice. Investors can do a market research prior to the investment to calculate fee structures of different schemes and proceed accordingly with the minimum one. 

  1. Benefits of Equity Funds

Investing in equity funds is always a good idea because it is economical, handled by a professional fund manager, adds diversity to your portfolio by exposing you to various stocks, and offers promising capital growth with great returns on investment. While large-cap, small-cap, multi-cap, mid-cap, and Flexi-cap are different fund types, a wise investment in the top-performing equity funds can really help you stay ahead in the game.


By planning ahead of time and investing your efforts in research, you can simplify the selection process of the right mutual fund schemes and make the most out of your investment.


Also Read: The Smart Approach For Mutual Fund Investing!


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