"Beginner-Risk in Mutual Fund" offers valuable insights into the risks associated with investing in mutual funds and provides guidance on risk management strategies. It classifies investors into low, moderate, and high-risk tolerance levels, helping readers align their investment preferences with suitable fund categories.

Outlines various fund classifications based on risk levels, ranging from low-risk funds such as money market and government securities funds to high-risk funds including aggressive growth, international, sector, and specialized funds. Additionally, it presents model recommendations for portfolio allocation based on risk, emphasizing the importance of diversification and matching risk profiles.

It explains how these measures assess volatility, correlation with the market index, and the fluctuations of fund returns. It also delves into specific risks associated with equity funds, such as call risk, country risk, credit risk, and market risk, as well as risks relevant to debt funds, such as default and interest rate changes.

With its comprehensive approach to understanding and managing risks in mutual fund investments, "Beginner-Risk in Mutual Fund" equips investors with the knowledge and tools necessary to make informed decisions and build resilient portfolios that align with their risk tolerance and investment goals.