You must have known about Mutual Fund. It is also an investment product that is managed on behalf of a mutual fund company. This company collects money from investors and invests in different asset classes. This includes the stock market, bond market, money market instrument and gold. If you want a better return on your investment, then a mutual fund is the right choice. This is an option that can make you a millionaire sooner than FD or post office schemes.
In this article, you are going to tell about three mutual funds which are performing the most spectacularly in 2021. These three funds are related to the equity market i.e. the stock market. All three funds have given excellent returns to investors. Your money is invested in stocks in equity funds. The stock market has been at a record level for some time now. In such a situation, investors are also making a lot of money. This year Mirae Asset Tax Saver Fund has given the highest returns. At least 500 rupees can be invested in it. It can be a SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) or a lumpsum amount.
Mirae Asset Tax Saver Fund
The Mirae Asset Tax Saver Fund was launched in 2015 and it has given an average return of 22 per cent since it was launched. It has given 66 per cent returns in the last one year, 15.56 per cent in the last three months, 37 per cent in the last six months and maximum 104 per cent in a year. One year’s full return is 66 percent. In this way your money will be doubled in a year.
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104 percent return in a year
Quant Tax Plan has given 104% return in the last one year. In the last three months, it has given up to 20 per cent, in 6 months, up to 43 per cent. According to this, if you had invested in it, then the investment would have doubled in 1 year. It can do at least 500 outright or SIP.
At least 1000 SIP
Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Fund Talking about mutual funds, it is 8 years old. At least 1000 SIPs will have to be done in this. In the last three months, it has given up to 18 per cent, in six months, up to 44 per cent and in a year, up to 63 per cent.