Best mutual funds: These concentrated funds have given 25% annual returns over the past 5 years. Checklist

Before investing in a mutual fund program, investors normally compare the benefits provided by one program and compare them with other programs in the same category.

While historical returns are not guaranteed, it provides a good idea of ​​what returns people can expect from their plans over time. In addition to past returns, other factors can be considered, including past performance (if there is an active plan), fund house reputation, program category and overall market conditions.

Concentrated mutual funds

Here we give past returns from concentrated mutual funds. For beginners, a concentrated mutual fund refers to a plan that invests in a stock quantity of at least 65% (up to 30).

There are 28 plans in total, with a total asset size of ₹Rs 1.5 billion crore reveals the latest AMFI (Indian Mutual Fund Association) data.

As we see in the table above, the HDFC Focus 30 fund gives the highest returns, which has provided 32.18% annual returns over the past five years.

Nippon India Goutimed Equity Fund gave a 27.30% return, Quant Copitimed Fund gave a 25.50% return, and Copition Copitioned Equity Fund gave a 24.58% return.

It is worth remembering that past returns are generally not enough to judge the potential for the plan to be fulfilled in the future. This is because historical returns may continue in the future. In other words, just because mutual fund plans have given good returns in the past – does not mean that it will continue to give the same returns in the future.

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