I have been told that it is invested on a new fund (
Active asset balanced fund) which is less than 1 year old since its inception.
Not exact matches
A typical
balanced fund holds more than 50 % of its portfolio in bonds and cash — two types of
assets that require little if any
active management.
Charge - off When a debt is considered uncollectible and is removed from
active accounts, and when the
balance due is removed from the record of the creditor's
assets.
Regarding your
balance, when you borrow in order to invest that does not affect your
balance (your
assets are increased by the same amount as your debts), the same is true when you reinvest your dividends (cash from your
assets turns into investments), that only changes the composition of your
assets and debts, only when you invest from your
active income (in your case paychecks) it changes your
balance.
The enticing names of most of these deals are: Age - based portfolios, age - based strategy, years to enrollment options, multi-fund portfolios, enrollment - based portfolios, lifestyle portfolios, year - of - enrollment portfolios, individual - fund portfolios, managed allocation option, static portfolios,
active portfolios, equity option,
balanced option,
asset - allocation options, fund - of - funds
asset allocation option, years - to - college option, automatic allocation choice, etc..
Under the Self - Managed Option, the policyholder manages his investments himself and he has a choice of 6 investment funds to choose from namely — Exide Life Secure Fund, Exide Life Preserver Fund, Exide Life Growth Fund, Exide Life
Balanced Fund, Exide Life
Active Asset Allocation Fund and Exide Life Prime Equity Fund
It is 1.35 % p.a. for Opportunities Fund, Multi Cap Growth Fund, Bluechip Fund, Maximiser V, Maximise India Fund, Multi Cap
Balanced Fund,
Active Asset Allocation
Balanced Fund, Income Fund.