Buying a fund can make money, but the fund income mainly depends on the fund type, fund market and individual investment ability. The fund's rate of return is directly proportional to its risk level. The higher the risk level, the higher the rate of return.

When buying a fund, we should pay attention to whether the risk tolerance matches the fund, the way of collecting the fund's handling fee, the direction of the fund's operation, the investment scope, and the past rate of return of the fund manager or fund.