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Best Floater Mutual Funds

Floater funds must keep at least 65% in floating rate instruments, whose coupon resets as benchmark rates move. Because the income adjusts upward when rates rise, they lose less than a fixed-coupon fund in a rising-rate stretch.

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NAV data as of 05 Oct 2026. Returns are CAGR for periods ≥1 year, computed from AMFI NAV history. Ratings are WealthTicker’s own, ranked within sub-category peers — not a SEBI or agency rating. See our methodology for every formula. This is data, not investment advice.

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What are floater mutual funds?

Floater funds must keep at least 65% in floating rate instruments, whose coupon resets as benchmark rates move. Because the income adjusts upward when rates rise, they lose less than a fixed-coupon fund in a rising-rate stretch.

How are floater mutual funds taxed?

Debt taxation: all gains are added to your income and taxed at your slab rate, regardless of holding period (for units bought on or after 1 April 2023).