What are Balanced Funds?
Balanced Funds invest in a blend of usually 40-60% in equities (stocks) and the remaining in bonds and other forms of fixed-income securities. This balanced approach aims to provide investors with moderate growth potential while minimising risk. These funds are ideal for those seeking a combination of stability and capital appreciation.
Features of Balanced Funds
Equity and debt mix
Moderate risk Profile
Consistent performance
Benefits of Investing in Balanced Funds
Risk management by investing in both equities and fixed-income securities
Optimal diversification that reduces overall risk
Steady income catering to both income and growth investors
Benefit from balanced risk and reward strategy
Who Should invest inBalanced Funds
Conservative InvestorsSuitable for conservative investors desiring stable growth without compromising too much on risk. Balanced Funds offer a balanced approach with a mix of equity and fixed-income investments.
- Moderate Investors
Provides a harmonious balance between risk and reward, serving as a diversified investment avenue for moderate investors seeking growth with controlled risk.
Aggressive InvestorsFor those with a higher risk appetite, Balanced Funds serve as a strategic choice, offering a blend of stability and potential growth through diversified investments
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FAQs
Balanced Funds invest in a combination of equities and debt securities, aiming to provide moderate growth and stability. They offer a balanced mix of risk and reward that is suitable for a wide range of investors.