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EPISODE · Nov 20, 2025 · 8 MIN

What Is The Meaning Of Net Asset Value (NAV)? | Mutual Funds For Beginners

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Ever wondered what NAV actually means and why every mutual fund investor keeps talking about it? 🤔In this episode of Moneywise, we break down the Net Asset Value (NAV), what it really is, how it’s calculated, and why it’s not the same as your mutual fund’s performance. Whether you’re just starting your SIP journey or already exploring different schemes, understanding NAV is key to becoming a smarter investor.Join Virat and Rachita as they simplify finance concepts like:- What is Net Asset Value (NAV) per share in Hindi in mutual funds- How NAV relates to your returns (and how it’s not the only factor!)- The role of compounding wealth in long-term investing- Common myths beginners have about net asset value per shareBecause sometimes, what seems like a boring number can actually tell the real story of your investments.👉 Perfect for anyone who’s just starting with mutual funds for beginners or looking to understand the meaning of net asset value in simple terms.📍Chapters00:00 Intro00:40 What We Will Cover01:25 What is NAV02:35 Snowball Effect03:45 Step-up SIP05:17 Age-based Strategy06:12 Debunking Myths07:30 Recap

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