Funds are generally corporate behaviors, mainly depending on what companies are behind them.

1. Generally, some fund sponsors are banks and some are enterprises. The average bank will not have any problems, but the income is relatively small.

2. Funds sponsored by enterprises are divided into high-risk and low-risk, that is to say, people who buy funds are not necessarily profitable, but also affect the principal. For example, stock funds will lose money when the stock market plummets.

Funds only focus on taking investors' money to invest, while stock funds only take investors' money to buy stocks, but it is more professional and safer than buying at our doorstep.

So, to sum up, they don't promise the fund to make a profit, so there is no saying that they will lose money. If they lose money, they will also profit from it, and only a part will be given to investors. In other words, their probability of bankruptcy is very low, and the companies that can set up funds will not be too bad.

If it goes bankrupt, just like the bankruptcy of an enterprise, it will be liquidated!