Answer / priya

see this is totally depends upon on the investor how much
risk he can bear .if investor is low appetite or in sceure
nature then obviously he will go with fds &all that.

Answer / muralikrishnan

If we invest in Mutual fund, our investment will be invested
in the share market which is high risk. Out money will also
grow depending up on the share market value. However if we
invest in the banking sector, there is the fixed intrest it
will be secure. So the mutual fund is the high risk high
profit. In the national banking sector low profit low risk.

Answer / guest

its totally depends upon the risk appetite of the customer.
if a person is young they he should opt for more risk for
more return and vise versa.

Answer / anuj

if you take more risk your return more & vice -versa.
m.f carries more risk as compared to f.d. in a nationalised
bank .its depend upto you whether you take more risk & more
return or vice-versa

Answer / a.dhanabal

It's Microfinance is best(This is provide Security Granteed
From Members,Rate Interest :12.5%

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