Best 10 Mutual Funds- Hybrid Funds

Below the Best 10 Mutual Funds across all categories with their Annual Return as on 29th Feb 2008.

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 Open Ended  - Hybrid: Asset Allocation -  one Year Return

 Fund

 NAV

 Returns (%)

 FT India Dynamic PE Ratio FoF

30.66

28.41

 Magnum NRI Inv FlexiAsset

27.88

24.82

 Optimix Asset Allocator MMFoF

13.84

24.36

 UTI Variable Investment

17.74

12.37

 

 

 

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 Open Ended  - Hybrid: Debt-oriented -  one Year Return

 Fund

 NAV

 Returns (%)

 Canara Robeco Balance

35.74

32.67

 Escorts Opportunities

30.91

27.21

 Unit Linked Insurance Plan '71

17.16

23.39

 Escorts Income Bond

23.66

21.87

 Templeton India Pension

51.74

20.46

 UTI CRTS 81

129.24

19.94

 UTI Mahila Unit Scheme

32.09

18.96

 UTI Retirement Benefit Pension

20.71

18.59

 Sundaram BNP Paribas VP 3-Y P 1110

12.84

18.2

 FT India Life Stage FoF 40s

17.88

18.08

 

 

 

 Open Ended  - Hybrid: Equity-oriented -  one Year Return

 Fund

 NAV

 Returns (%)

 Escorts Balanced

63.69

44.24

 Principal Child Benefit

80.56

43.68

 LICMF Balance

58.78

38.52

 BoB Balance

29.95

38.15

 Tata Balanced

65.93

36.95

 DSPML Balanced

50.42

36.25

 Kotak Balance

28.72

35.99

 Principal Balanced

28.01

34.73

 Sundaram BNP Paribas Balanced

41.56

34.52

 Reliance Regular Savings Balanced

14.82

33.88

 

 

 

 Open Ended  - Hybrid: Monthly Income -  one Year Return

 Fund

 NAV

 Returns (%)

 DBS Chola MIP

16.79

26.96

 Principal MIP Plus

15.25

21.41

 LICMF Floater MIP Plan A

14.92

18.77

 Principal MIP

17.66

18.06

 HSBC MIP Savings

15.26

17.41

 LICMF MIP

27.97

17.33

 UTI MIS-Advantage Plan

16.14

16.61

 FT India MIP

23.42

14.98

 DWS MIP Plan A

14.26

13.91

 HSBC MIP Regular

13.87

13.8








Open Ended  - Hybrid: Monthly Income -  one Year Return

 Fund

 NAV

 Returns (%)

 DBS Chola MIP

16.79

26.96

 Principal MIP Plus

15.25

21.41

 LICMF Floater MIP Plan A

14.92

18.77

 Principal MIP

17.66

18.06

 HSBC MIP Savings

15.26

17.41

 LICMF MIP

27.97

17.33

 UTI MIS-Advantage Plan

16.14

16.61

 Birla Income Plus

35.11

16

 Birla Sun Life Income

29.79

15.78

 FT India MIP

23.42

14.98


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