Aggressive Hybrid Funds

Aggressive hybrid funds are mutual funds that invest mostly in debt and equity-based securities with a 65-80% equity allocation. Therefore, this asset allocation exposes the fund to relatively lesser amounts of risk than equity-only funds and protects the overall portfolio from stock volatility.


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What are aggressive hybrid mutual funds

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Taxability of aggressive mutual funds

Risks involved in aggressive mutual funds

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How is an aggressive hybrid fund taxed?

Equity-oriented aggressive hybrid funds are taxed at 20% STCG and 12.5% LTCG for income above Rs. 1.25 lakh. Debt-oriented aggressive hybrid funds attract the same taxes as debt funds, and the STCG is added to the investor’s gross income and taxed at the slab rate under which they fall. The LTCG is taxed at 20% along with indexation.

Is it good to invest in an aggressive hybrid fund?

Investing in aggressive hybrid funds may be considered a favourable option depending on the investor’s financial goals, investment horizon, and risk tolerance. However, they also need to consider other factors like balanced risks and returns, the advantages of diversification and professional fund management, and the simplified investment that comes with it.

What is the exit load for an aggressive hybrid fund?

The exit load for an aggressive hybrid fund varies depending on the particular fund and the house that manages it. The mutual fund charges an exit load when the investor exits it before a specified period. The fee is charged to discourage short-term trading and for protecting long-term investor interests.

Should I invest in aggressive mutual funds?

Investments in aggressive mutual funds depend on several factors, such as the investor’s financial goals, investment horizon, risk tolerance, and overall investment strategy. The top aggressive hybrid funds are suitable investment options for investors who seek higher growth potential with higher risk levels.

What are the expected returns of aggressive hybrid funds?

Expected returns in India vary since they depend on factors such as asset allocation, market conditions, economic outlook, and fund management.

What are the risks involved in investing in aggressive mutual funds?

The key risks associated with investing in aggressive mutual funds are related to market volatility, interest rates, liquidity, credit, management, inflation, and asset allocation.

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