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Written by Raghav Goel, MBA (Marketing & Finance), Financial Planner, Founder - WealthCare Vest Dhanteras is a time when many Indian families consider buying gold. In 2026, however, investors looking to invest through a Gold Mutual Fund may find that some schemes are not accepting fresh investments. Several fund houses temporarily restricted new subscriptions in Gold ETF Fund of Funds (FoFs) from around October 15–16, 2026. The specific transactions covered can vary by scheme. For example, HDFC Mutual Fund’s notice says fresh subscriptions, switch-ins and new systematic registrations in its Gold ETF FoF are restricted from after 3:00 pm on October 15, while existing systematic transactions registered before that date will continue and redemptions remain available. Always check the latest notice for the scheme you are considering. HDFC Mutual Fund addendum , AMFI explanation of ETFs and FoFs The restrictions can be confusing. Does this mean all gold investments are closed? Are exist...

Written by Raghav Goel, MBA (Marketing & Finance), Financial Planner, Founder – WealthCare Vest Published by WealthCare Vest | Business News & Investor Education Introduction: Why Is Everyone Talking About Reliance's Media Business? Think about how you watch television or enjoy entertainment today. You might watch cricket on a sports channel, catch a television show with your family, or stream a movie on your mobile phone. Behind these everyday activities is a large media and entertainment industry involving television networks, digital platforms, advertising companies, content producers and sports broadcasting rights. One of the significant developments in this industry has been the restructuring of Reliance Industries Limited's media business and the combination of entertainment operations associated with Viacom18 and Star India. This development has attracted attention because it brings together well-known entertainment brands and digital platforms under a larger bus...

Written by Raghav Goel, MBA (Marketing & Finance), Financial Planner, Founder – WealthCare Vest Caring for your wealth, strengthening your investment. Introduction: Should You Change Your Investments When the Market Falls? Imagine checking your mutual fund portfolio on a Monday morning and discovering that its value has fallen by 5% in just a few weeks. News channels are discussing global uncertainty, social media is full of predictions, and someone in your family suggests withdrawing all your money before the market falls further. What would you do? For many investors, market volatility creates confusion. Some stop their Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs), some sell their existing investments, and others start looking for the latest mutual fund that promises better returns. But reacting to every market movement can make investing unnecessarily complicated. The better approach is to understand why your portfolio is falling, whether your investments still match your financial goals,...

Written by Raghav Goel, MBA (Marketing & Finance), Financial Planner, Founder – WealthCare Vest Market volatility is something every investor experiences sooner or later. One month, your mutual fund portfolio may be showing healthy gains. A few weeks later, the same portfolio may be down because of global events, interest-rate changes, inflation, geopolitical tensions, corporate earnings, or simply a change in investor sentiment. The natural reaction is often: “Should I stop my SIP?” “Should I move everything to a safer investment?” “Should I wait for the market to become normal?” These questions are understandable. But trying to predict every market movement can make investing unnecessarily complicated. Instead of asking, “What will the market do next?” , investors can ask a more useful question: “Is my portfolio diversified enough for my financial goals and risk tolerance?” This is where diversified mutual fund categories such as multicap funds and multi-asset funds can become r...