Floater Funds explained.
Floater Funds invest at least 65% in floating-rate debt, whose interest resets with market rates.
What they invest in
Floater Funds invest at least 65% in floating-rate debt, whose interest resets with market rates.
Generally used by investors concerned about rising interest rates.
All Floater Funds (24)
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What are Floater Funds?
Floater Funds invest at least 65% in floating-rate debt, whose interest resets with market rates.
Who are Floater Funds generally suited for?
They are generally used by investors concerned about rising interest rates. Suitability depends on your goals, time horizon and risk profile; check the scheme's riskometer and documents.
Which is the best fund in this category?
There is no single best fund for everyone, and past returns do not guarantee future returns. Compare schemes on consistency, costs (expense ratio), portfolio and how well they fit your goals, or talk to a professional.
Direct or Regular plan?
Both hold the same portfolio. Direct plans are bought from the fund house and cost less; Regular plans are bought through a distributor (like Plenitude Connect), who is paid a commission from the expense ratio and helps with selection, paperwork and reviews.
Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme-related documents carefully. Plenitude Connect is an AMFI-registered Mutual Fund Distributor (ARN-130934). This page is for information only and does not recommend any scheme. NAVs from AMFI; may be delayed.
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