Understanding Gilt Funds

What are Gilt Funds?

Gilt Funds are a type of income fund aimed at capital preservation, liquidity, and generating moderate returns. They invest primarily in government securities and are an ideal choice for investors prioritising safety. Gilt Funds offer an avenue for those looking to safely grow surplus funds over a short duration without taking on excessive risk.
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