A Fund of Fund means a mutual fund scheme that invests in other mutual fund schemes...
A Fund of Fund means a mutual fund scheme that invests in other mutual fund schemes. The fund manager invests in other mutual funds instead of directly investing in equities or bonds. The portfolio is catered for investors with different risk profiles and financial goals. The Fund of Funds offers such benefits that the investors gain from the diversification as a result of investing in various fund categories.
The most sought after Fund of Funds in India are:
Fund of Fund Benefits
In case of Fund of Funds, taxation levied on a fund of funds are payable by an investor, only when the invested amount is redeemed with capital gain. However, during recovery, capital gains are subjected to tax deductions in India, depending upon the annual income of the investor and the time period of investment. There is no taxation on fund of funds if rebalance of scheme assets is done by fund manager of the scheme.
The investor tracks only one NAV and one folio. This makes managing the reduced number of funds much easier.
As Fund of Funds in India are managed by competent professionals who carry out a thorough market analysis and research based on intricate investment strategies to generate alpha for the investors.
In addition to the general management and administrative fees, Fund of Funds bears an additional expense of the underlying funds.
Disadvantages of Fund of Funds
Fund of Funds in India is built on the principle of convenience out of single but diversified investment plans. As an informed investor, you must decide the advantages and disadvantages of this scheme. Choose a fund and know your risk tolerance, financial goals, and tax implications, before making an informed decision.
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Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.
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