reason 1: the biggest advantage of index funds with different fund fitting degrees is that they have tracking targets, and their ability to rely on the investment level of fund managers is not very strong. The net value of funds is estimated more accurately and the information is open and transparent. Generally speaking, the higher the fitting degree, the more accurate it is. However, many funds with the same index are not completely tracked, such as 8% tracking index and 2% enhancing investment, so the investment level and market changes of fund managers of various companies have caused differences.
reason 2: differences in fund investment strategies. For index funds, especially enhanced index funds, the differences in expected returns are as follows: in the active investment part, fund managers use this part to increase the expected returns, which will also increase risks, and different companies have different investment strategies, resulting in different expected returns.
reason 3: the fund size affects the expected return of the fund. Different fund funds will have different impacts on the market, thus affecting the net performance of index funds. Generally speaking, the larger the fund size, the more stable its ability to resist risks. The above content about the reasons why the expected returns of the same index fund are quite different is here, hoping to help everyone. Warm reminder, financial management is risky and investment needs to be cautious.