These are the freefincal handpicked list of mutual funds for Jan-Mar 2021. New and old investors can use it according to their specific needs. Called “PlumbLine” started in Sep 2017 for beginners to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template. What is Plumbline, and how should I use it? A plumbline is an alignment device, used…
Continue reading →With the fourth quarter of 2020 almost upon us, we review the freefincal list of handpicked mutual funds. New and old investors can use it according to their specific needs. Called “PlumbLine”, this was started in Sep 2017 for beginners to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template.
Continue reading →This is the freefincal list of handpicked mutual funds for July-Sep 2020 (third quarter). New and old investors can use it according to their specific needs. Called “PlumbLine”, this was started in Sep 2017 for beginners to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template.
Continue reading →A handpicked list of mutual funds (April 2020, second quarter) for both new & old investors to invest with a clear goal in mind.
Continue reading →A handpicked list of mutual funds (January 2020, first quarter) for both new & old investors to invest with a clear goal in mind.
Continue reading →This is my list of handpicked mutual funds for Oct 2019 (fourth quarter). New and old investors can use it according to their specific needs. Called “PlumbLine”, this was started in Sep 2017 for beginners to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template. This edition has a full makeover with brand new graphs and insights on…
Continue reading →PlumbLine is my list of handpicked mutual funds. This was started in Sep 2017 for beginners to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template. This is the July 2019 edition (3rd quarter). I have added a disclosure of which funds I use from this list and what for what purpose. If you are seeing this for…
Continue reading →PlumbLine is my list of handpicked mutual funds. This was started in Sep 2017 for beginners to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template. This is the April 2019 edition. If you are seeing this for the first time, please take a couple of minutes to understand what this list is, how it has been compiled…
Continue reading →PlumbLine is my list of handpicked mutual funds. This was started in Sep 2017 for beginners to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template. This is the January 2019 edition. There are seven changes in funds and fund categories. If you are seeing this for the first time, please take a couple of minutes to understand…
Continue reading →PlumbLine is my list of handpicked mutual fund started in last Sep for beginners to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template. After a gap of four months, here is the September 2018 edition with three new additions. This marks one year of the robo template. If you are seeing this for the first time, please…
Continue reading →PLumbline is my list of handpicked mutual fund started in Sep 2017 for beginners to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template. After a gap of two months, here is the revised and updated list after taking into account SEBIs mutual fund classification rules. It is important for investors to recognise that except for a few…
Continue reading →PLumbline is my list of handpicked mutual fund started in Sep 2017 for beginners to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template. This month, one fund from the list has been removed as AMCs have started to fall in line with SEBIs mutual fund classification rules. Before we begin, my second book, Gamechanger: Forget Start-ups, Join Corporate…
Continue reading →Readers may be aware that in September 2017 I had introduced a handpicked list of mutual funds and called it PlumbLine to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template. While we are still waiting for AMCs to fall in line after SEBI announced its mutual fund classification rules, this month, I present the funds in table form for…
Continue reading →Readers may be aware that in September 2017 I had introduced a handpicked list of mutual funds and called it PlumbLine to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template. While we are still waiting for AMCs to fall in line after SEBI announced its mutual fund classification rules, this month, I focus on simple ways to review a…
Continue reading →Readers may be aware that last month I had introduced a handpicked list of mutual funds and called in PlumbLine to accompany the freefincal robo advisory template. I was all set to write this months post, when SEBI announced its mutual fund classification rules, to be implemented by year-end. So I wanted to wait until…
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