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Index funds are ideal if the goal is steady growth with less involvement in market decisions due to their passive nature and predictable returns. However, for investors seeking higher growth and willing to accept more risk, mutual funds may be a better option as they are actively managed to outperform the market.
Equity index funds would include groups of stocks with similar characteristics such as the size, value, profitability and/or geographic location of the companies. A group of stocks may include companies from the United States, Non-US Developed, emerging markets or frontier market countries.
The Fund intends to achieve investment returns that track the performance of the PSEi Total Return Index (PSEi TRI) by investing in a diversified portfolio of stocks comprising the PSEi in the same weights as the index, to the extent practicable.
Capital appreciation and high dividend yield payouts is the goal of the Philequity Dividend Yield Fund. This fund is best suited for investors who would like exposure in the stock market through stocks with large market capitalizations and pay regular dividends. NAVPS Graph. Calendar Year Returns as of March 20, 2025.
Wilson Sy. In 1994,Wilson founded Philequity Management Inc. (Philequity) and spearheaded the moveto revive the moribund mutual fund industry, which for decades had not beenexistent in the country. He invited friends and other local stock brokers tojoin him in putting up a mutual fund.
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Philequity PSE Index Fund, Inc Fund Features Type of FundLong-term, growth oriented, open-ended equity index mutual fund Sales Load Not more than 3.5% Exit Fee Less than 90 days 1.00% Annual Management Fee 1.00% P.A.6 more rows
Index funds are a low-cost way to invest, provide better returns than most fund managers, and help investors to achieve their goals more consistently. On the other hand, many indexes put too much weight on large-cap stocks and lack the flexibility of managed funds.

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