Balanced Advantage Funds and Multi Asset Allocation Funds offer different risk-return profiles. Balanced Advantage Funds dynamically shift between equity and debt. Multi Asset Funds invest in equity, debt, and commodities like gold. BAFs aim for equity-like returns with less volatility. Multi Asset Funds provide diversification across assets. Investors should choose based on their risk tolerance and investment goals.
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