Monday 11 December 2017

Types of Mutual Funds in India


Types of Mutual Funds in India



Types of mutual funds in India1. Equity Funds
2. Debt Funds
3. Balanced funds
4. Money Market Mutual Funds
5. Gilt Funds

1. Equity Funds

Equity funds invest most of the money that they gather from investors into equity shares. These are high risk schemes and investors can also make losses, since most of the money is parked into shares. These types of schemes are suitable for investors with an appetite for risk.

Debt Funds
Debt funds invest most of their money into debt schemes including corporate debt, debt issued by banks, gilts and government securities. These types of funds are suitable for investors who are not willing to take risks. Returns are almost assured in these types of schemes.

Balanced funds
invest their money in equity as well as debt. They generally tend to skew the money more into equity then debt. The objective in the end is again to earn superior returns. Of course, they might alter their investment pattern based on market conditions.

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