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Compare index funds and active mutual funds on cost, portfolio strategy, performance expectations, and investor behaviour.
Index funds try to track a market index at low cost. Active funds try to beat a benchmark through fund manager decisions.
Index funds replicate or track a benchmark such as a broad market index. They usually have lower expense ratios than many active funds.
Active funds select securities based on research and strategy. They may outperform or underperform the benchmark after costs.
Not necessarily. They still carry market risk. The difference is mainly strategy, cost, and tracking approach.
Reviewed by the Saventh Financial Literacy Team. Educational information for Indian employees — not personalised advice. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risk. Saventh AMFI ARN 324457.
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