Because of the fund type, investment strategy, market environment and other factors, it is difficult to give a specific value. Generally speaking, the fund's rate of return will increase with the increase of risk level, that is, the higher the risk, the higher the potential rate of return.

The following are the expected income ranges of various funds, but please note that these are only general guidelines and the actual situation may be different:

1. money fund: usually provides a low but stable rate of return, roughly between 2% and 4%. These funds mainly invest in short-term money market instruments, such as government bonds and bank deposits.

2. Bond funds: The yield is usually higher than that of money funds, ranging from 4% to 7%. These funds mainly invest in various bonds, such as government bonds and corporate bonds.

3. Hybrid funds: the rate of return is between stock funds and bond funds, usually between 7%- 10%. These funds invest in a mixed combination of stocks and bonds, so the risk and return are between stock funds and bond funds.

4. Equity funds: The returns are usually high, but the risks are also high, ranging from 10% to 15%. These funds are mainly invested in the stock market and are greatly affected by stock market fluctuations.

It should be noted that the above rates of return are for reference only, and the actual situation may be different due to various factors such as market environment and fund management ability. In addition, when investing in funds, we should pay attention to risks and ensure that our investment portfolio matches the risk tolerance.