
On May 20, 2025, BFC Capital conducted its 272nd Quality Circle Program at SheRoes Hangout in Lucknow — a unique café run by acid attack survivors. The event was a heartfelt initiative aimed at honoring these brave women by empowering them with financial knowledge. Through informative sessions and interactive discussions, the program emphasized the importance of financial literacy as a tool for independence and resilience, reaffirming BFC Capital’s mission to support and uplift all sections of society through education and awareness.
Can I invest a part of my maternity savings into Mutual Funds?
Yes. You can invest a portion of your maternity savings into mutual funds to help them grow slowly and safely, This will ensure that your savings grow into a sizable corpus with time!
What’s safer for women– gold or mutual funds?
Both have value. Gold is traditional, beats inflation, but Mutual Funds can give better long-term returns and don’t need storage. Simultaneously, you can also start SIPs in gold MFs or Gold ETFs– with an amount as little as 500 per month!
I’m a single mother—how can I use Mutual Funds to build a secure future for my child without taking too much risk?
Start a SIP in a hybrid fund which gives moderate returns with lower risk than pure equity. You can also use goal-based investing for higher studies and education expenses and gradually shift from equity to debt as your goal approaches for stability!
I’ve heard of ELSS Mutual Funds for saving tax. How are they different from regular funds?
ELSS (Equity-Linked Saving Scheme) funds allow you to save up to ₹1.5 lakh in taxes under Section 80C. They come with a 3-year lock-in and are equity-based, so they offer both tax benefits and potential wealth creation.