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Aggressive Hybrid Funds

Aggressive mutual funds are high-risk, high-reward investments. They aim for substantial returns by primarily investing in stocks of rapidly growing companies. These...

Aggressive mutual funds are high-risk, high-reward investments. They aim for substantial returns by primarily investing in stocks of rapidly growing companies. These funds are suited for investors with a higher risk tolerance.

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Aggressive hybrid funds fall under the medium- to high-risk category, depending on the underlying securities. Although these funds have significant equity exposure, too much reliance on small-cap and mid-cap stocks can be risky. Additionally, the presence of low-quality debt and frequent interest rate changes in the economy can put the fund at risk.

You can consider investing in aggressive mutual funds in case:

-You have a moderate- to high-risk tolerance

-You want to earn maximum capital appreciation for moderate risk

-You want to accumulate funds to meet medium to long-term goals

-You want to earn higher returns than pure debt funds

The expected returns of such funds cannot be guaranteed as they invest in market securities after all. However, these funds are likely to give higher returns than pure-debt funds due to their equity exposure. But expect lower returns than equity-only funds.
Despite being relatively less risky, an aggressive hybrid fund is prone to interest rate changes in the economy. The debt portion is exposed to credit risk as well. Additionally, a higher proportion of mid-cap and small-cap stocks in the fund can also make it high-risk.
Yes. Aggressive mutual funds are taxed like equity funds. They attract short-term capital gains tax of 15% and long-term capital gains at 10% without indexation for gains beyond ₹1 lakh per financial year.
Firstly, it depends on how much money you would require to achieve a particular goal that you are saving for. Also, consider other factors such as your income, debt repayments, and other investments you may have to make.
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