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Index/ETF and FOF mutual funds offer distinct investment approaches. Index funds and ETFs replicate market indices, providing broad exposure to specific markets. FOF invests in other mutual funds, enhancing diversification. Both are cost-effective, offering simplicity and flexibility, catering to investors seeking passive or diversified investment strategies.

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Index Funds/ETFs

Index funds are passively managed mutual funds or exchange-traded funds (ETFs) designed to replicate the performance of a specific market index, such as the S&P 500. These funds aim to track the index's returns by holding a similar portfolio, providing investors with broad market exposure. 

  • Index funds and ETFs typically have lower fee structures compared to actively managed funds. The fees, known as expense ratios, cover the fund's operating expenses and are expressed as a percentage of the fund's average net assets. Due to their passive nature, index funds and ETFs often have lower expense ratios, making them cost-effective investment options. 

    The fees that an index fund can charge are capped at 1.5%. 

Fund of Funds
(Overseas/Domestic)

Fund of Funds allocates its assets across various mutual funds, aiming for diversification and risk management. The asset allocation strategy involves investing in a mix of funds that focus on different asset classes, regions, or investment styles, providing investors with a well-rounded and balanced portfolio.

  • A Fund of Funds overseas/domestic is a mutual fund that invests in other mutual funds, either internationally or domestically. It provides investors with diversification by allocating assets to a range of underlying funds, each specializing in specific asset classes or regions, enhancing portfolio risk management and potential returns. 

    TER in respect of Fund of Funds investing liquid schemes, index funds & ETFs has been capped @ 1% 

    TER of Fund of Funds investing in equity-oriented schemes has been capped @ 2.25% 

    TER of Fund of Funds investing in other schemes than mentioned above has been capped @2%.

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Who Should Invest In Equity Mutual Funds

Very Aggressive

A highly aggressive investor seeks maximum returns, prioritizing growth over balance, embracing substantial risks for potential significant wealth accumulation.

Aggressive

An aggressive investor prioritizes higher long-term returns, accepting imbalances for potential wealth accumulation, with less focus on safeguarding initial capital.

Moderate

A balanced investor seeks medium to long-term goals, values diversification, actively manages inflation concerns, and embraces calculated risks for returns.

Conservative

A conservative investor prioritizes capital preservation over high returns, unfazed by inflation concerns. typically favoring low-risk investments like bonds and stable stocks.

Very Conservative

An extremely conservative investor prioritizes capital preservation, opting for minimal risk exposure and stable investments over potentially higher returns.

Types of Mutual Funds

EQUITY

Equity funds primarily invest in stocks, aiming for capital appreciation, offering growth and higher returns while also subjecting investors to market volatility and risk.

DEBT

Debt funds primarily invest in fixed-income securities like bonds, providing stability and income generation. Which make them suitable for risk-averse investors.

HYBRID

Hybrid mutual funds allocate investments across both stocks and bonds, providing investors with a balanced portfolio of growth and stability through diversification.

SOLUTION ORIENTED

Other funds include index funds replicating market indices and FOFs investing in other mutual funds, providing diversified investment options.