Indiabulls Income Fund Regular IDCW Half Yearly

You can easily invest in Indiabulls Income Fund Regular IDCW Half Yearly in a hassle-free manner on Groww. The process is extremely simple, quick and completely paperless. Invest in a few minutes with the following steps:

• Log on to your Groww account
• Search for Indiabulls Income Fund Regular IDCW Half Yearly from the search box
• In order to invest, you will have to complete all the KYC formalities which are completely online and paperless and take a few minutes to complete
• Once you are done with that, you can start investing in Indiabulls Income Fund Regular IDCW Half Yearly as SIP or lumpsum as per your investment objective and risk tolerance

The Indiabulls Income Fund Regular IDCW Half Yearly has been there from 04 Mar 2013 and the average annual returns provided by this fund is 6.92% since its inception.

The term Expense Ratio used for Indiabulls Income Fund Regular IDCW Half Yearly or any other mutual fund is the annual charges one needs to pay to the Mutual Fund company for managing your investments in that fund.

The Expense Ratio of Indiabulls Income Fund Regular IDCW Half Yearly is 0.90% as of 28 May 2022...

The AUM, short for Assets Under Management of Indiabulls Income Fund Regular IDCW Half Yearly is ₹16.49Cr as of 28 May 2022.

If you want to sell your Indiabulls Income Fund Regular IDCW Half Yearly holdings, go to your holding on the app or web and simply click on it. You will get two options - redeem & invest more; click on redeem and enter your desired amount or if you wish to redeem the entire holding amount then select the 'redeem all' checkbox.

You can select either SIP or Lumpsum investment of Indiabulls Income Fund Regular IDCW Half Yearly based on your investment objective and risk tolerance.

The NAV of Indiabulls Income Fund Regular IDCW Half Yearly is ₹15.64 as of 31 Mar 2021.

The PE ratio ratio of Indiabulls Income Fund Regular IDCW Half Yearly is determined by dividing the market price by its earnings per share and the PB ratio of the same is evaluated by dividing the stock price per share by its book value per share (BVPS).