Compare Mutual Funds
Add up to 4 funds and compare returns, expense ratio, risk, benchmark and holdings side by side.
Choosing between two similar funds? This mutual fund comparison tool puts up to four funds head to head on the metrics that actually drive your outcome — 1-year return, expense ratio, AUM, risk rating, benchmark and top holdings — so the decision comes down to evidence, not marketing.
A few things worth checking as you compare: the expense ratio quietly compounds against you every year, so a cheaper fund with similar returns usually wins over time; the risk ratingshould fit your horizon; and holdings overlap matters — two funds holding the same top stocks give you less real diversification than their names suggest. Click any fund for its full detail page with NAV history and rolling returns. Informational only — not investment advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I compare two mutual funds?›
Search and add up to four funds above. The tool then lays out their category, NAV, 1-year return, expense ratio, AUM, risk rating, benchmark and top holding side by side, so you can weigh them on the metrics that matter rather than on returns alone.
What should I compare beyond returns?›
Expense ratio (a lower one compounds in your favour every year), risk rating versus your comfort level, AUM (very small or very large funds each have trade-offs), the benchmark it's measured against, and portfolio overlap — two funds with the same top holdings give you less diversification than you think.
Should I compare Direct or Regular plans?›
Compare like with like — ideally the Direct-Growth version of each fund, since Direct plans have lower expense ratios and are the fairest basis for comparison. Mixing a Direct plan of one fund with a Regular plan of another skews the cost picture.