Diversify Your Portfolio With Axis All Seasons Debt Fund Of Funds

(As on date 18^th Jan, 2021)

Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds is an open ended fund of funds scheme investing in debt oriented mutual fund schemes.

Investment objective

The investment objective of Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds is to generate optimal returns over medium term by investing primarily in debt oriented mutual fund schemes. However, there can be no assurance that the investment objective of the scheme will be achieved.

Benefits of investing in Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds

Here are some the factors that make Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds an interesting investment vehicle:

• Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds' portfolio of actively managed debt mutual funds
• Investments in Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds allows investors with the access to expertise of mutual fund managers across the mutual fund industry
• Investors of Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds benefit from short term tactical calls without worrying about the incidence of tax on short term investments in debt mutual funds
• Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds allocates its assets across duration and credit strategies

Reasons to consider investing in Axis All Seasons debt Fund of Funds

While the above stated are some of the benefits of Axis All Seasons debt Fund of Funds' here are some more reasons to consider investment in this scheme

Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds offers multiple investment options

If you are looking to diversify your portfolio with Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds you have multiple options for making an investment in this scheme. The traditional way to invest in a debt scheme is by making a one time lump sum investment. A lump sum investment in a debt scheme is generally made at the beginning of the investment cycle. One good thing about lump sum investment is that investors are allotted units in large quantities in quantum with the investment amount and also depending on the funds existing net asset value (NAV).  If you do not have lump sum cash at your disposal and want to invest a small amount at regular intervals in this scheme then you can consider starting a systematic investment plan (SIP). What you need to do is complete a one time mandate with your bank following which every month on the predetermined date a fixed amount is debited from your savings account and electronically transferred to the fund. One doesn't have to make manual investments every month. You can invest in Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds from the comfort of your laptop or smartphone. However one needs to be a KYC compliant individual if they have to make an SIP investment in this scheme. Starting a systematic investment plan may inculcate the discipline of regular investing. Also if you keep investing in mutual funds via SIP for the long run you can even benefit from the power of compounding.

Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds comes with growth and IDCW option

Just like choosing the right investment mode is important, investors should also determine how they are going to redeem or withdraw the capital appreciation at the end of the investment term. There are two ways in which you can decide on how you want to redeem capital gains from your mutual fund investments.

The first option is the growth option. A growth option in mutual funds is usually favored by those who do not require regular payouts. If you are someone who is seeking wealth creation through mutual fund investments then you should go with the growth option. When a mutual fund performs and makes profit, this profit earned by the fund is invested back in the fund. Over a period of time, this may result in the increase in the net asset value of the fund. Because the capital gains made by the fund are invested back in the fund, there is a good chance of your investment multiplying in the long run. A growth option is ideal for investors with a long term investment horizon. If you have long term financial goals like building a retirement corpus, or planning a destination wedding for your daughter or want to send your children overseas for foreign education, then you should stick with the growth mutual fund plan.

The next payout option for mutual fund investors is the IDCW option. In the IDCW option, whenever a mutual fund makes profit, these capital gains aren’t invested back in the fund. But instead, they are rolled out as bonuses in the form of IDCW payouts to investors. The IDCW that mutual fund investors receive is from the fund’s NAV. IDCW option in mutual funds is generally feasible for those who are seeking regular income from their mutual fund investments.

Investors should consult their financial advisor before making an investment in this scheme.

Axis All Seasons Debt Fund of Funds

An open ended fund of funds scheme investing in debt oriented mutual fund schemes

Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully