Mutual fund & market-linked risks

Market risk: the value of mutual fund investments rises and falls with the market; you can receive back less than you invested. Interest rate risk: debt fund values fall when interest rates rise. Credit risk: issuers of debt instruments can default. Liquidity risk: some investments cannot always be sold quickly at fair value.

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

Insurance product risks

Policy lapse: missing premiums can lapse a policy and forfeit benefits. Surrender charges: exiting many policies early carries significant costs. Guaranteed vs non-guaranteed: market-linked insurance products (such as ULIPs) carry investment risk on the non-guaranteed portion — only explicitly guaranteed benefits are assured.

Past performance

Past performance of any scheme, fund or strategy does not guarantee future results. Where specific scheme performance is ever presented, it will include 1/3/5-year returns against the scheme's benchmark, per SEBI requirements.

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