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If an investor chooses the growth plan of a mutual fund, the fund will reinvest any gains that the investor makes in that fund back in to the fund, that is, it does not offer any pay-outs.
Profits made on the portfolio are necessarily ploughed back into the scheme.
These growth plans are considered continuous compounders of wealth.
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