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What are Index Mutual Funds?

Index Mutual Funds comprise a collection of stocks or bonds mirroring a market index. Unlike active funds, index funds aim to match index performance, not exceed it. These funds provide diversification, spreading risk across assets. Managed passively, index funds entail lower fees. With m.Stock, you can access top Indian index funds, benefiting from their long-term growth potential and reduced risk. This makes index fund investing suitable for beginners, those seeking a hands-off approach, or anyone interested in market growth without complex strategies.

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Features of Index Funds

  • feature33.svgLow expense ratio
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  • feature39.svgConsistent performance

Benefits of Investing inIndex Mutual Funds

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    Provides long-term growth potential 
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    Easy and accessible to new investors
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    Diversification helps reduce risk
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    Easy to monitor

Who Should Invest inIndex Mutual Funds

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    Conservative Investors

    If you're a conservative investor with a low-risk tolerance, index funds are ideal. Look for index funds that follow well-known markets. These funds match big companies' performance or stable bonds, giving you steady growth without high uncertainty.

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    Moderate Investors

    If you want a balance between growth and safety, consider index funds covering mid-sized companies and different industries. These funds offer reasonable growth potential while still being somewhat stable.

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    Aggressive Investors

    If you're okay with higher risk for a chance at bigger gains, explore index funds that focus on areas like technology or emerging markets. These funds might have more ups and downs, but they offer potential for higher rewards.

Top Performing mutual funds

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FAQs

Index funds aim to replicate market indexes, while other mutual funds are actively managed to outperform the market. With index funds, you're investing in the overall market's performance, rather than attempting to beat it.