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  • News From Press DYK: A lock-in mutual fund scheme is not the same as a closed-end scheme

    DYK: A lock-in mutual fund scheme is not the same as a closed-end scheme

    Source : Mint Apr 29, 2016

    Liquidity is an important feature that we want in our investments. We may or may not need the money prematurely, but we want to know if and how soon we can get our money back from our investments, say, mutual funds (MF). Typically, your MF scheme would be an open-ended one, where you can enter and exit anytime. But sometimes, your withdrawals are restricted. That depends on whether your scheme is a closed-end one or has a lock-in.

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