Everyone loves a good deal, especially when you get just a little bit more than what you expected. The thing is that sometimes you have to go searching for good deals and sometimes they just fall into your lap. This piece will feel like the latter. Now, many of you would know that there are different types of mutual fund schemes that are available in the market. Some are relatively low risk and low return in nature like debt mutual funds while others are potentially high risk and high return in nature like equity mutual funds. Then there are hybrid funds that invest in a mix of both equity and debt instruments in order to bring you the benefits of both investment types. Within hybrid funds there is a unique scheme called Balanced Advantage Fund. Balanced Advantage Fund is basically a hybrid mutual fund, i.e., it invests in a mix of both equity and debt instruments. Additionally, it dynamically changes exposure from debt to equity and vice versa, depending on market conditions.
Sounds good so far, right? Despite knowing the above, many of you would wonder whether it is safe to invest in mutual funds. Even those of you who understand the benefits of investing via a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) would be looking for the safest SIP plan. While generally, all investments, mutual funds or otherwise carry a degree of risk, investing in mutual funds via the SIP route can help you reduce risk to a great extent. SIPs allow you to invest a fixed amount of money in a mutual fund scheme of your choice and at time intervals that suit you best. They offer several benefits including compounding, rupee cost averaging, and inculcating investment discipline. For all these reasons, SIPs are a great way of mitigating some of the risks that are inherent in equity mutual funds. However, if you are still looking for the safest SIP plan, then you must consider starting a SIP in a Balanced Advantage Fund.
If you are really looking for the safest SIP plan, then the above can prove to be a compelling argument in favour of starting a SIP in a Balanced Advantage Fund.
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MUTUAL FUND INVESTMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO MARKET RISKS, READ ALL SCHEME RELATED DOCUMENTS CAREFULLY
MUTUAL FUND INVESTMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO MARKET RISKS, READ ALL SCHEME RELATED DOCUMENTS CAREFULLY.