You Invested, Now What? Unlocking Your Mutual Fund Mysteries on Zerodha
Let's face it, after the initial thrill of clicking "invest" on that mutual fund, things can get a bit... foggy. Where'd all those rupees go? Did they magically turn into tiny space rockets exploring the universe of high returns (one can dream)? Fear not, intrepid investor, for this guide will be your trusty flashlight in the caverns of Zerodha's mutual fund statements!
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How To Get Mutual Fund Statement From Zerodha |
The Elusive Statement: Myth or Reality?
Relax, my friend, statements are very much a reality. Zerodha, bless their code-writing hearts, has a nifty little feature tucked away that lets you see exactly where your hard-earned moolah is going.
Here's How You Unearth This Buried Treasure:
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Login to your Zerodha Console, because that's where the magic happens (unless you're a magician, then maybe it happens with a sprinkle of fairy dust).
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Spot the mighty "Funds" section. No capes or laser beams, but it'll be your hero in this quest. Click on it.
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Prepare to unleash the power of statements! Under "Funds," you'll see a glorious button called "Statement." Go ahead, click it with the confidence of a Jedi Knight!
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Customization Time! This is where things get interesting. You can choose the kind of statement you want (because variety is the spice of life, even in finance). There's a "Category" option - pick "Mutual Funds" if that's your jam.
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Time Travel for Investors? Almost! You can set the date range for the statement. Want to see how your investments have fared since you discovered that secret stash of hidden rupees under the couch? This is your chance!
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Behold! The Statement! Once you've tinkered with the settings, click "View" and voila! Your mutual fund statement appears in all its glory. You can download it as an XLSX or CSV file for further analysis (or just to feel like a financial whiz).
Bonus Tip: Zerodha also sends monthly holding statements to your registered email. But hey, who waits for emails when you can be your own financial Indiana Jones?