For investors, the two most important parts of an investment fund are risk and return. For more radical investors, the return of the fund is very important.

What fund has the highest income?

Equity funds have high risks and great profit opportunities, but the possibility of losses is also the greatest; Index funds are also high-risk funds with strong profitability; Hybrid funds belong to medium and high risk, and their returns and risks are lower than those of equity funds.

The specific income depends on the operation of specific funds and the ability of fund companies to resist risks. Different funds have different risk sources and different income levels.

How to treat fund income?

Fund income is calculated according to the fund company's daily net value, that is, the difference between the investor's net value at the time of subscription and the fund's net value at the time of redemption. Fund income follows the following fund income calculation formula: fund income = fund share × (net value of fund share on redemption date-net value of fund share on subscription date)-redemption fee;

In which: fund share = (subscription amount-subscription amount × subscription rate) ÷ net value of fund share on that day; Redemption fee = redemption share × net value of fund unit on redemption day × redemption rate.