Mutual fund

Yes as the units are being traded they  keep changing in number and value.

No your Units can not be reduced unless you redemeed it.

yes valve (NAV) may change day by day..

so i suggest you to check the statement as on investment date & latest statement.

and ask the company for the reason of reduction of units.

@ venkatesh @ durgrsh  conflicting answers guys ..... plz arrive at conclusions...

@ venkatesh @ durgrsh  conflicting answers guys ..... plz arrive at conclusions...

but i think ythat @ durgesh is saying right .. @ venky reasons?????????

Mutual Funds: A team of Members keep trading in share market and the profit/loss will be given to all the Mutual Fund Holders every date in a unit basis.
 

So the number of Units and the value keep changing along with the unit value

@ durgesh: The value is not necessary to be same as on any date after purchase.

Mr Dig Vijay,

First of all, I would suggest you to check if its a Mutual Fund or a ULIP that you are holding. 

In case of Mutual Fund, units purchased one cannot reduce in quantity unless redeemed / sold.

In case of ULIPs, the company allots some units in the beginning and later keep eating your units under the name of various charges. 

I agree with Mr. Vikrant and Mr. Durgesh.

In my opinion, Mr. Venkatesh is confused about the value of a unit and the number of units. The value (i.e. NAV) of a unit would change everyday, but in an MF, the number of units alloted to a particular investor will NEVER reduce unless sold. 

Hope this is clear now.

Thank you Bajaj sir

I was confused really
 

Now i got clarity in mutual funds investment

You are most welcome Mr. Venkatesh.

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It may look very strange when everyone is advocating Mutual Fund Sip for long term, what is the necessity for this debate on ‘Is Mutual Fund SIP for Short term or long term?’.

https://www.holisticinvestment.in/mutualfund-sip

Regards

Ramalingam K, MBA, CFP,

Director and Chief Financial Planner,

Holistic Investment Planners

“Best Performing Financial Advisor Award” Winners from CNBC TV18

www.holisticinvestment.in