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Edelweiss NIFTY Midcap 150 Momentum 50 Index Fund
Very Highedelweissmg image 66.2k Investors
  • 4.02%
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  • 27.56%
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  • ₹ 991
  • Edelweiss NIFTY Smallcap 250 Index Fund
    Very Highedelweissmg image 21.9k Investors
  • 8.11%
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  • 25.35%
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  • ₹ 136
  • Edelweiss NIFTY Next 50 Index Fund
    Very Highedelweissmg image 19.4k Investors
  • -0.97%
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  • 18.96%
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  • ₹ 137
  • Edelweiss NIFTY Large Mid Cap 250 Index Fund
    Very Highedelweissmg image 20.1k Investors
  • 8.26%
  • 21.70%
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  • 15.84%
  • 16.64%
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  • ₹ 277
  • Edelweiss NIFTY 50 Index Fund
    Very Highedelweissmg image 13.0k Investors
  • 8.24%
  • 15.49%
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  • 10.07%
  • 11.96%
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  • ₹ 168
  • Edelweiss NIFTY 100 Quality 30 Index Fund
    Very Highedelweissmg image 5.0k Investors
  • 1.04%
  • 17.14%
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  • 10.07%
  • 13.96%
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  • ₹ 141
  • Edelweiss BSE Internet Economy Index Fund
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  • ₹ 30
  • Edelweiss Nifty Alpha Low Volatility 30 Index Fund
    Very Highedelweissmg image 12.7k Investors
  • -2.71%
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  • -1.02%
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  • ₹ 154
  • Edelweiss Nifty500 Multicap Momentum Quality 50 Index Fund
    Very Highedelweissmg image 14.8k Investors
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  • -4.95%
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  • ₹ 235
  • Returns as on 09 Jun 2025.
    • What are Index Funds?

      Index funds are mutual funds which replicates the performance of a specific underlying index, such as the Edelweiss Nifty 50 Index Fund or Edelweiss Nifty Next 50 Index Fund. They invest in the same securities and in the same proportions as their underlying index, following a passive investment strategy. This approach offers investors a cost-effective way to diversify their portfolios, as index funds typically have lower expense ratios compared to actively managed funds. Their transparency, simplicity, and cost efficiency make them a popular choice for long-term investing.

    How do Index Funds work?

    Index funds are passive mutual funds that aim to replicate the performance of a specific underlying index. Fund managers construct the portfolio by investing in the same securities and in the same proportions as the underlying index. This passive investment strategy ensures that the fund's returns closely align with those of the underlying index subject to tracking error.

    Why should you invest in Index Funds?

    Investing in index funds provide a range of benefits, particularly for investors seeking a low-cost, diversified, and transparent investment option. Here’s why index mutual funds are an attractive choice:

    • Low costs

      Since index funds follow a passive strategy, the management fees and expense ratios are significantly lower than those of actively managed funds.

    • Diversification

      Index funds that track broader indices like the Nifty 50 and BSE 500 provide investors with diversified exposure to various sectors and market segments, effectively capturing multiple opportunities within India's growth story.

    • Simple and Easy

      Selecting an Index fund is relatively easier than selecting an active fund which needs more in-depth analysis of the style and investment strategy. Investing in index funds offers a straightforward way to gain exposure to a broad market segment without the complexity of selecting and investing in individual stocks.

    • Transparency

      Investors can see exactly where their money is going, as the holdings of index funds are directly aligned with the underlying index.

    • Ideal for beginners

      New investors can start index investing without requiring in-depth market knowledge, as these funds offer automatic diversification and simplicity.

    • Long-term growth potential

      Over the years, historical data indicates that index fund returns have generally aligned with the market's growth, making them an excellent choice for wealth creation.

    Who should invest in Index Funds?

    As an investor, you may wonder which Mutual fund would be the right fit for your needs. If you are considering index funds, here is everything you should know. Firstly, index funds are suitable for a wide range of investors, depending on your financial goals and investment strategy.

    • First-time investors

      Index funds offer simplicity and diversification, helping to minimize the impact of market volatility. Hence, making them an ideal starting point for new investors.

    • Cost-conscious investors

      With lower expense ratios, index funds are perfect for those looking to minimise investment costs while maximising returns.

    • Long-term planners

      For goals like retirement or children’s education, equity index fund returns have proven to be consistent over long periods.

    • Passive investors

      If you prefer a hands-off investment strategy, index funds offer an excellent way to grow wealth without the need for active management.

    • Experienced investors seeking diversification

      Even seasoned investors can benefit from index investing as it complements their existing active portfolios with a diversified exposure to the broader market.

    • Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned investor, investing in index funds can help you achieve financial goals effectively.

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    Risks in Index Funds

    Equity Index Funds, like stocks and mutual funds, are subject to market risk, meaning their value can fluctuate based on overall market movements. While Index Funds offer diversification benefits, they do not eliminate market risk entirely. The level of risk depends on the breadth of the index they track—broader indices (such as Nifty 50) tend to have lower volatility compared to sector-specific or thematic Index Funds.

    How to invest in Index funds?

    Learning how to invest in index funds India is simple, thanks to the availability of online platforms. Here is a quick guide:

    • Choose a fund

      Select an index fund that aligns with your financial goals and risk appetite.

    • Use an online investment platform

      Platforms like AMC app or website make investing in index funds accessible and convenient.

    • Complete KYC

      Submit your Know Your Customer (KYC) documents online or offline.

    • Start investing

      Decide on a lump sum or SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) option and invest regularly for consistent index investing.

    By following these steps, you can begin reaping the benefits of index funds and work towards achieving your financial goals.

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    FAQs

    Index funds are mutual funds designed to replicate the performance of a specific market index, such as the Nifty 50 or Sensex. The goal is to match the index's returns rather than outperform it, offering a cost-effective and diversified investment option. Investors often choose index mutual funds for their simplicity, transparency, and consistent index fund returns over time.

    Index funds from Edelweiss Mutual Fund work by passively tracking the composition of a predefined index, such as the Nifty 50 and Nifty Next 50 index. The fund invests in the same securities in the same weights as the index, ensuring it mirrors the index’s performance. By focusing on index investing, these funds aim to provide returns equivalent to the benchmark, subject to tracking error.

    This simple and transparent strategy makes Index Funds from Edelweiss Mutual Fund an attractive option for long-term equity investors.

    Exit loads are fees charged by index mutual funds when investors redeem their units within a specific period. These charges, designed to discourage early withdrawals, vary across funds but are generally lower for index funds. Exit loads impact the net index funds returns and should be factored in when planning early redemptions.

    Yes, index funds allow Systematic Transfer Plans (STP), Systematic Investment Plans (SIP), and Systematic Withdrawal Plans (SWP). SIP enables regular, disciplined investing in index funds, while SWP allows periodic withdrawals for steady income. STP facilitates seamless fund transfers within the same fund house. These options make index funds versatile for achieving diverse financial goals, such as wealth accumulation and retirement planning.

    The minimum investment in index funds varies by fund house. For lump sum investments, the minimum typically starts at INR 100, and the same is the case with SIPs. This affordability makes index funds accessible to all investors.

    The amount to invest in index funds depend on your financial goals, risk tolerance, and investment horizon. Experts suggest allocating at least 10-20% of your portfolio to index funds. Regular index investing through SIPs can enhance discipline, while a lump sum investment may be suitable for long-term goals. Evaluate your financial situation and consult advisor or mutual fund distributor to optimise your investing in index funds.

    For optimal results, it is recommended to stay invested in equity index funds for at least 5-10 years. This timeframe allows you to ride out market volatility and benefit from compounding. Long-term index investing is ideal for achieving financial goals like retirement or wealth creation. Consistency in investments ensures better index fund returns, as these funds are designed to mirror the steady growth of the market over time.

    Index funds are passively managed, tracking a specific index, unlike actively managed mutual funds that rely on fund managers’ decisions. Unlike ETFs, which trade on exchanges, index funds operate on a daily NAV-based transaction model. While stocks represent ownership in a single company, index funds offer diversified exposure to multiple companies within an index, reducing risk and making them a strong alternative to direct stock investments.

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