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Equity Mutual Funds

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An equity fund is a mutual fund that invests in shares of different companies which are listed on a stock exchanges such as the Bombay Stock Exchange or National Stock Exchange. Returns of Equity mutual funds are linked to market fluctuations & hence they are considered riskier when compared to debt Mutual Funds. However, Equity mutual funds can potentially provide higher returns when compared to other mutual fund types, such as Debt funds.Equity mutual funds can help you grow your money at a rate that beats inflation which makes such them ideal for goals which are many years away, such as funding your retirement or saving for your child’s education.

Key Benefits

Potentially higher returns

in the long term when compared to other fund types like debt mutual funds

Tax Saving

Equity Funds like ELSS offer tax savings of up to Rs. 46,800 under Sec 80C of the Income Tax act 1961, provided investors remain invested for at least 3 years

Professionally Managed

Funds are managed by professionals & hence you need not keep a regular eye on the stock market

Diversification

Allow for diversification across different types of stocks & sectors

Long term investment

Ideal for people looking for capital appreciation over a long-term

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with as low as Rs 500 per month via a SIP

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Popular categories of Equity Mutual FundsEquity funds can be categorised based on various factors such as; the size of listed companies they investin, the investment style, the geography/sectors they focus their investments. Below are a few popular categories of equity Mutual Funds

Large Cap Fund- Invest in India’s largest companies by market capitalization

Mid Cap Funds – Invest in mid-sized Indian companies by market capitalization

Small Cap Funds – Invest in small sized Indian companies by market capitalization

Multi-Cap Funds – Invest in top performing Indian companies across market capitalization

Dividend Yield Fund - Funds predominantly investing in dividend yielding stocks

Sectoral/ Thematic – Funds investing in a particular sector/ particular theme e.g., Infrastructure, Healthcare etc.

ELSS – Tax Saving Mutual Funds under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act 1961

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How to Apply for Equity FundsFor DBS Bank users

Using the digibank mobile app

Launch the app on your smartphone
Log in and tap “Mutual Funds” in the navigation menu
Follow instructions to complete verification
Start investing!

Using the DBS Bank ibanking website

Log in and select “Mutual Funds” in the navigation menu
Follow instructions to complete verification
Start investing!

Download the digibank mobile app on your smartphone

Launch the app and sign up for a full digiSavings account

Follow instructions to complete verification

Start investing!

Do I need a DEMAT account to invest in equity Mutual Funds?

Do equity funds have a lock in period?

How do I choose the right equity fund to invest in ?

Based on you risk appetite & investment horizon you can choose from a wide array of equity Mutual Funds on DBS Bank. The DBS Bank app will also prompt you in case you choose a fund which is above/outsideyour risk profile. To know about the top performing equity Mutual Funds refer our report here

Disclaimers*The information herein is prepared and furnished by Morningstar. The fund report is for your reference and information only. Specifically, such content/report is not intended nor shall it be construed as financial, tax or other advice or as an offer, solicitation or recommendation of securities or other financial products. DBS shall have no liability for any direct, special, indirect, consequential, incidental damages or any other loss or damages of any kind arising from any use of this content/report here in (including any error, omission or misstatement therein, negligent or otherwise) or further communication thereof.Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.