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Multi Asset Allocation Funds
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Expected Yield10% - 12% CAGR
Lock-In TenureNone
Risk LevelModerate Risk
Tax StatusLTCG 12.5%
Overview & Statutory Background
Multi Asset Allocation Funds must invest at least 10% each in three asset classes, commonly equity, debt and gold. This diversification reduces the dependence on any single asset's performance.
Key Features & Operational Guidelines
Minimum 10% in each of at least three asset classes
Automatic rebalancing by fund manager
Lower correlation between components
Single-fund simplicity
Who is Eligible to Invest?
- •Any KYC-compliant investor
Indian Taxation Breakdown
| Stage | Tax Treatment |
|---|---|
| Initial Investment | No deduction. |
| Interest & Returns | Dividends taxed at slab. |
| Maturity / Withdrawal | Equity-taxation applies only if equity is 65%+; otherwise debt-fund rules apply. Check the scheme's equity share. |
Advantages & Limitations
Key Advantages (Pros)
- ✓Built-in diversification
- ✓Reduced volatility
- ✓Gold hedge included
Important Limitations (Cons)
- ✕Taxation differs by equity allocation
- ✕Returns may trail pure equity
- ✕Expense ratio higher than index funds
Multi Asset Allocation Funds FAQs
For small portfolios or beginners, yes, it can be a reasonable core. Larger investors may want customised allocation.
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