BALANCE FUND WITH 60 in DEBT and 40 IN EQUITY

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BALANCE FUND WITH 60 in DEBT and 40 IN EQUITY+0.09%9.60%
1 Year Return
Hybrid
Ultra Short Duration
5.0 star
1Y
3Y
5Y
Funds in this PlanFund NamePercentageRatingExpense RatioMin SIP Amount
Franklin India Ultra Short Bond Fund - Direct - Growth60.0%5 star0.44%₹1000
UTI Nifty Index Fund - Direct - Growth40.0%3 star0.10%₹500
DescriptionBALANCE FUND WITH 60 in DEBT and 40 IN EQUITY
Returns
Fund
1Y
3Y
5Y
BALANCE FUND WITH 60 in DEBT and 40 IN EQUITY
9.6%
10.9% p.a
9.7% p.a
SIP
Lumpsum
I want to invest per month₹5,000
For how many years?
1 Year
3 Years
5 Years
Estimated Value
as per Historical Returns₹30
with 9.6% annual returns
Other DetailsBALANCE FUND WITH 60 in DEBT and 40 IN EQUITYRiskModerately Low
Min SIP Amount₹1667
Created ByPankaj Kumar Sharma
Expense Ratio0.26%
Min Lumpsum Amount₹16667
Created On07 Aug 2018

Fund Name	Percentage	Rating	Expense Ratio	Min SIP Amount
Franklin India Ultra Short Bond Fund - Direct - Growth	60.0%	5	0.44%	₹1000
UTI Nifty Index Fund - Direct - Growth	40.0%	3	0.10%	₹500

Risk	Moderately Low
Min SIP Amount	₹1667
Created By	Pankaj Kumar Sharma

Expense Ratio	0.26%
Min Lumpsum Amount	₹16667
Created On	07 Aug 2018

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