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What Is Opportunity Cost

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Understanding the concept of opportunity cost

What Is Opportunity Cost

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Debt Based

Debt Based

Debt funds are divided into short term debt fund, long term debt fund, ultra short term debt fund, liquid fund, etc.

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What are Mutual funds?

What are Mutual funds?

Mutual funds are financial products built to provide good returns to the investors and eventually create wealth.

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Equity Based

Equity Based

Equity-based mutual fund funds are further divided into various categories. For example, one of the categorizations is on the basis of company market capitalization into large-cap, mid-cap, small-cap, multi-cap, etc.

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Risk

Risk

Each category of mutual fund has a different risk vs return profile. For example, equity mutual fund provides a higher return than debt mutual fund but the risk is also high. Risk is in terms of volatile returns.

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For example,

For example,

For example, equity mutual funds will invest in equities(stocks) and debt mutual funds will invest in debt instruments like bonds. Balanced and hybrid mutual funds will invest in both equities and bonds.

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