If you are searching for investment options that are short-term in nature and that give reasonable returns, you may invest in short-term mutual fund schemes. Short-term mutual funds are suitable for investors with a medium risk-taking capacity.
What are short-term mutual fund schemes?
The short-term mutual fund schemes invest in debt securities, such as bonds, securitised debt, government securities, money market securities (treasury bills, commercial papers, certificate of deposits, etc.). These schemes are available with a duration of one to three years and are highly liquid in nature.
Advantages of investing in short-term mutual funds
What are the risks involved with short-term mutual funds?
Short term mutual funds are not free from their flaws. There are some of the risks that accompany these funds. Let’s see the risks involved with short-term debt funds.
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