Ch.6 · ARN and EUIN Rules · easy
What does 'time horizon' mean in the context of mutual fund scheme selection?
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EXPLANATION
Time horizon is the investment period — how long the investor plans to stay invested before needing the money. Longer horizons allow higher equity allocation (can ride out volatility); shorter horizons require lower-risk investments (debt, liquid). Mismatching time horizon with scheme type is a common cause of investor disappointment.
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