Retirement Mutual Funds
Retirement funds are mutual funds that aim to provide regular income after an investor attains the age of 55 or 60. Because these funds provide pensions to investors, they are also known as pension funds. Generally, the pension starts at age 55/60 and continues until the investor’s demise, after which the remaining corpus is transferred to the nominee. View More
Retirement Mutual Funds List
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What is the Purpose of Retirement Funds?
Who Should Invest in Retirement Funds?
Different Types of Plans for Retirement
Taxability of Retirement Funds
Risks Involved With Retirement Funds
Advantages of Retirement Fund
How to Calculate the Amount You Would Need For Retirement?
Conclusion
Popular Retirement Mutual Funds
- Aggressive Hybrid
- Arbitrage
- Balanced Hybrid
- Banking and PSU
- Childrens
- Conservative Hybrid
- Contra
- Corporate Bond
- Credit Risk
- Dividend Yield
- Dynamic Asset
- Dynamic Bond
- ELSS
- Equity Savings
- Fixed Maturity Plans
- Flexi Cap
- Floater
- Focused
- FoFs Domestic
- FoFs Overseas
- Gilt Fund with 10 year
- Gilt
- Index
- Large & Mid Cap
- Large Cap
- Liquid
- Long Duration
- Low Duration
- Medium Duration
- Medium to Long Duration
- Mid Cap
- Money Market
- Multi Asset Allocation
- Multi Cap
- Overnight
- Passive ELSS
- Retirement
- Sectoral / Thematic
- Short Duration
- Small Cap
- Ultra Short Duration
- Value