Apr 12, 2017 12:57 PM
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Investing money is one of the ideal ways to beat inflation and to generate healthy returns for a longer period of time. However, if you happen to be a complete novice and has no one to help you, it many a long task. Adding to that, the substantial fees of many investment advisors deter an individual to make investments in instruments like debt funds, mutual funds, ETF funds etc. However, if you are patient enough and want to learn more about the basics of investment, you can visit the website valuereserchonline.com
First of all, the website is pretty reader-friendly. All the major categories like investing, market watch, unfix your money etc. are categorised clearly. If you want to invest into the mutual funds and want to know about the best performing mutual funds, just go to the first page and you will see a box. There, you can filter the choices according to your needs and can get a broad overview of the best performing funds.
In addition to this, the website is made even more valuable by the comments posted by the regular visitors here. They provide their overview of the markets and mutual funds, especially. However, beware of the mutual fund managers who try to lure you into taking up their services.
Additionally, the series of the videos compiled by Dhirendra Kumar is also useful. I would advise you to go through those videos to learn more about the investment options, especially about the mutual funds.
Another feature which may lure you to this website is their “My Portfolio” segment. If you are an investor with multiple mutual fund investments, you may find it hard to track their performances. Just upload the details of your mutual funds’ investments in the “My Portfolio” segment, choose the right NAV and you will get a detailed overview of your portfolio. It will not only show the daily performance of your portfolio, but the returns accumulated by you till now.
Overall, a great website for beginners where you can find loads of content. The articles are written in simple language, though, ideally you should have some knowledge of the financial jargon.
