All those Mutual Funds which expire in 1-3 years are categorised as Low Duration Mutual Funds.
Now primarily, Low Duration Funds are used as instruments to invest for a time period of usually 6-12 months.
<aside> 🧠 Fun Fact: Some investment managers use this to test the patience capacity of an investor, befor making them invest in a longer term scheme/instrument.
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So, Low Duration Funds invests in instruments such as Bonds, Treasury Bills and debt market instruments such as Certificates of Deposits. Bear in mind, this debt mutual fund scheme does not have a lock in period and is an open ended scheme.
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Average annual returns from Low Duration Funds range between 6.5 to 8.5%.