Aggressive hybrid funds offer a mix of equity and debt, making them a popular choice for investors looking for growth with some stability. But are they the right option for you?
These funds typically allocate 65% to 80% of their capital to equities for growth, with the rest in debt to manage risk during market fluctuations. This balance aims to provide steady returns over time while reducing overall risk.
What’s your take on aggressive hybrid funds?
- Do you think the balance between equity and debt helps manage risk and returns effectively?
- Have you tried investing in these funds? If yes, how was your experience?
- In your opinion, are these funds better suited for long-term goals or medium-term investments?
Share your thoughts how aggressive hybrid funds fit into different investment strategies.