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Know the difference between 
multi-cap and flexi-cap funds before you invest 

Mutual funds are the preferred option for many first time investors due to better returns and risk diversification.

Multi Cap Funds invest in stocks across different market capitalizations while Flexi Cap Funds have a minimum 65% allocation to equity of all capitalizations.

The minimum allocation of Multi Cap Funds across all capitalizations is 25%.

Flexi Cap Funds offer greater flexibility than Multi Cap Funds due to lack of restriction on ratio of investments.

Multi Cap Funds are suitable for investors with higher risk appetite and long term investment horizon.

Flexi Cap Funds are suitable for those who prefer stable returns and lower risk.

The expense ratio of Flexi Cap Funds is higher than Multi Cap Funds due to active management of funds.

Risk diversification, flexibility and better returns attract investors to mutual funds.

Multi Cap Funds and Flexi Cap Funds offer different advantages to investors.

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