Answering yes to the above question means that now is a good time to review your international exposure and rebalance your portfolio. If you find that you do need international funds in your portfolio and you still have some money left to invest, then consider adding an international fund to your portfolio. You should be aware of some risks, though. International funds are complex International funds are complex in several ways. First, they often have more than one series of shares and different types of units are available. So, before investing, you need to ensure that you understand how the units are listed, traded, and are tax-efficient. In addition, while the underlying portfolios are generally similar, the funds can vary widely in their credit ratings, liquidity, liquidity requirement, etc. You have to consider a lot of different factors before investing in an international fund. What makes international funds volatile? International funds are more volatile In gener...
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