Direct Investing vs Mutual Funds: What Beginners Should Know

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Direct Investing Looks Easy on Twitter, Insta & Facebook Only 😂

Social media often highlights quick profits and success stories.
However, real investing requires time, research, discipline and emotional balance.

Tracking markets daily, analysing results, and managing volatility is not easy for everyone.

If you do not have the time or skill, consider starting with Mutual Funds in the initial phase of investing.

Mutual Funds offer:
• Professional fund management
• Diversification
• Systematic investing (SIP discipline)
• Structured approach aligned with financial goals

Invest with patience. Invest with discipline.

If you are planning to start an SIP or wish to review your existing mutual fund investments, feel free to connect for a suitable and goal-based discussion.


Rajesh Kathpalia, CFP®
AMFI Registered Mutual Fund Distributor
ARN – 257079
📞 98916 45052

Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.



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