Axis Mutual Fund

One can start investing in Axis Mutual Fund SIP online through the Bajaj Finserv platform and app without any hassle. Alternatively, you can also invest through the respective fund houses’ website.

If you have invested in a Axis mutual fund scheme through the Bajaj Finserv platform, you can easily redeem it through the Bajaj Finserv website or app.

You can check the minimum required amount to start an SIP in an Axis Mutual Fund on the Bajaj Finserv Platform.

If you have invested in an Axis mutual fund scheme through the Bajaj Finserv platform, you can easily increase your SIP amount through the Bajaj Finserv website or app.

If you have invested in any Axis Mutual Fund scheme through the Bajaj Finserv platform, you can stop or cancel an SIP by logging into your account on the Bajaj Finserv platform and app without hassle.

Axis Mutual Fund is recognised for its range of investment options, consistent performance, and customer service. It offers a variety of funds catering to different risk profiles and investment objectives. However, individual fund performance can vary, so it's essential to research and choose funds aligned with your financial goals.

The 'best' Axis Mutual Fund depends on your investment goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon. Many different mutual funds offered by Axis Mutual Fund have performed well historically. Consult with a financial advisor to select the fund(s) that best suit your needs.

Log in to your Axis Mutual Fund account online. Navigate to the SIP section, select the SIP you want to increase, and choose the 'Modify SIP' option. Enter the new SIP amount and confirm the changes. Alternatively, contact customer service for assistance.

Use a SIP calculator available on Axis Mutual Fund's website or other financial platforms. Enter details such as investment amount, SIP duration, expected rate of return, and compounding frequency. The calculator will provide an estimated maturity amount and help in planning your SIP investments effectively.

Axis Gold Fund is an open ended fund of fund scheme that primarily invests in gold exchange traded funds (ETFs). Its performance generally tracks domestic gold prices rather than equity markets. Investors often consider it for diversification and as a hedge during market uncertainty. Returns depend on gold price movements, currency factors, and market conditions, so it may suit investors seeking exposure to gold without holding physical bullion.

Axis Overnight Fund is a debt mutual fund that invests in overnight securities with a maturity of one day. It is designed to provide relatively low risk and high liquidity compared to longer duration debt funds. Since the portfolio resets daily, interest rate risk is minimal. Investors typically use it for short term parking of surplus funds, though returns are usually modest and linked to short term money market rates.

Axis Strategic Bond Fund is a dynamic debt fund that actively adjusts its portfolio duration based on interest rate outlook and market conditions. The fund may invest across government securities, corporate bonds, and money market instruments. Its objective is to capture opportunities across interest rate cycles while managing risk. Returns can vary depending on rate movements, making it more suitable for investors comfortable with moderate interest rate fluctuations.

Axis Gilt Fund is a debt scheme that primarily invests in government securities issued by the central or state governments. Since these instruments carry sovereign backing, credit risk is generally low, but the fund remains sensitive to interest rate changes. Its performance can fluctuate when bond yields move. Investors often consider gilt funds for long term debt allocation, especially when expecting interest rates to decline over time.

Axis Arbitrage Fund is a hybrid mutual fund that aims to generate returns by taking advantage of price differences between cash and derivatives markets. It typically maintains equity exposure for taxation benefits while hedging market risk through arbitrage strategies. Returns are usually linked to short term market spreads rather than directional equity movements. Investors often use arbitrage funds as a relatively low volatility alternative to short duration debt funds.