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Passively Managed Fund

A passively managed fund simply put means no one is really 100% totally responsible for your funds performance as they are with an actively managed fund.

The best example of a passively managed fund is an index fund. These funds simply mirror the stocks held in whatever particular index they are tracking; therefore, they are considered to be passively managed. These funds also tend to be less expensive to own.

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