The substantial impact of information technology on investment decision-making is explored in this study, and strong empirical support is provided through a significant regression model. Understanding the extent to which technology influences investment choices is of utmost relevance in a time of fast technological advancement. The research makes use of a varied dataset that includes a variety of economic and market characteristics, employing robust statistical analysis to evaluate the relationship between technology and investment decisions. Our findings show that information technology and investing choices are statistically significantly correlated. The regression model illustrates how technology is increasingly being used into investment strategies and how it influences investors' decisions. This study emphasizes the importance of incorporating technical expertise into investment plans, with a focus on data analytics, artificial intelligence, and long-term tech investments. Furthermore, the ease with which mutual funds can be invested in, with alternatives for both novice and experienced investors, has made them a practical and accessible option as the study points mutual funds as the most preferred option for investment. Their liquidity and transparency also resonate with investors who appreciate the ability to monitor their investments easily and access their funds when needed. The results of the study highlight how crucial it is to comprehend investor preferences for financial goods. The popularity of mutual funds not only demonstrates their benefits but also emphasizes the necessity for financial institutions and advisors to customise their services and products in order to meet investor needs.