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Best Mutual Fund SIP for 10+ Years: How to Grow Wealth with ₹2,000/Month

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Are you looking to build a substantial corpus but only have a small amount to start with? Investing just ₹2,000 every month might seem small today, but over a period of 10 to 15 years, it can transform into a significant wealth basket. At Wealthcare Vest , we believe that financial discipline is the key to freedom. In this guide, we will break down the best fund options for a 10-year horizon based on your risk appetite. <!-- [AdSense Placeholder: Above Fold Ad] --> Why a 10-Year Horizon is a "Sweet Spot"? When you invest for more than a decade, you benefit from the Power of Compounding . In the short term, the market moves like a rollercoaster. But in the long term (10+ years), these "dips" are smoothed out, and your money grows exponentially. Before picking a fund, you must ask yourself: How much market "shaking" can I handle? Choosing the Right Fund for Your Risk Profile Here is a quick look at how different funds perform based on risk levels for ...

Active Mutual Funds vs. ETFs: Which is Better for Your Wealth Growth?

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By WealthCare Vest by Raghav Goel “Caring for your wealth, strengthening your investment.” When you start your investment journey, one of the most common dilemmas is choosing between Active Mutual Funds and ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) . Many investors get attracted to ETFs because they have a lower expense ratio and no exit load. But is lower cost the only thing that matters? In this blog, we will break down the differences between Active Mutual Funds (Large Cap, Mid Cap, Small Cap) and ETFs in simple terms so you can decide which fits your financial goals. 1. What is an Active Mutual Fund? In an active mutual fund, a professional Fund Manager actively decides which stocks to buy and sell. The Goal: To beat the market index (like Nifty 50 or Sensex) and generate "Alpha" (extra returns). Flexibility: The manager can shift money between Large Cap, Mid Cap, or Small Cap stocks based on market conditions to protect your capital or boost growth. 2. What is an ETF (Exchange Tr...