New Delhi [India], March 19: Investing in mutual funds is a great way to grow wealth, but understanding returns is equally important. While many investors look at absolute returns, the Extended ...

When you invest in mutual funds through SIPs, lump sums, or withdrawals at different times, calculating actual returns may not be straightforward. Simply looking at the Net Asset Value (NAV) does not ...

Remember to compare XIRR returns with category average and peers. If you are taking the Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) route to invest in mutual funds and build wealth, you need to know how to ...

XIRR refers to the extended internal rate of return. XIRR usually calculates returns on investment where there are multiple transactions taking place in different times. In simple terms, XIRR can be ...

It's easier to calculate returns from a mutual fund scheme when there is one investment date and one redemption date. But calculating systematic investment plan (SIP) is tricky because you invest ...