Index Funds that track factor-based indices have grown in popularity in India in recent years. Currently there are a number of indices that select stocks based on factors such as quality score, momentum score, value score, Jensen’s Alpha or various combinations of these.

In the meantime, use of factors such as free cash flow yield and dividend yield to build indices are as of yet relatively less common. This is where, the Axis Max Life Sustainable Yield Index offers a unique stock selection opportunity that can help prospective investors grow their wealth by tapping into a relatively untapped basket of stocks. Read on to know details about this customised index and how to invest in the Axis Max Life Sustainable Yield Index.

For purchasing term plan, one of the important factors considered by the insurance providers is your health. If you’re someone dealing with Diabetes, Type I or Type II, you might assume that you are ineligible for a pure protection term plan. However, currently you do have the option to get life cover under specially designed term plan for diabetics.

So, if you have diabetes but you keep it well-managed and your blood sugar levels are regularly monitored, the chances of getting protected with a term plan for diabetics are pretty good. In this blog, we will guide you about the eligibility for term insurance for diabetics along with the benefits and features of this type of term insurance plan.

Some investors are always seeking out new ways to gain an edge over others in an attempt to reach their investment goals faster. One of the emerging strategies currently gaining popularity involves combining different existing strategies and one example of this is the Multicap Momentum Quality Index. The Nifty 500 Multicap Momentum Quality 50 Index is designed to track the performance of a basket of 50 stocks across different market capitalizations that feature the highest momentum-quality score. Let’s take a closer look at some key details of this index.

If you have an EPF (Employees’ Provident Fund) account, a portion of your EPF deposits will be credited to the Employee Pension Scheme (EPS) account. The EPS account the part of Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) that operates a pension scheme aimed to provide retired EPF subscribers with financial support, as well as financial security so that they can live their golden years without financial stress. That said, when it comes to EPS there’s a term that often confuses many subscribers. So, a most common question that arises is, “What is PPO?”. If you have come across the term Pension Payment Order or PPO in short, a few times but didn’t quite understand the concept, read on to know more about its importance in retirement planning.

One of the primary reasons to buy life insurance such as a term plan is to safeguard the financial interest of your loved ones in the case of your unexpected demise. One of the ways in which a legal safeguard is provided to ensure the financial protection of life insurance policy beneficiaries such as dependent married women is through the Married Women’s Property Act (MWPA), 1874. This act grants specific rights to dependent married women who are beneficiaries of life insurance policies where the husband is the life insured. Read on to know some key details of the MWP Act, 1874 and how it relates to term insurance policies in India.