What do UITFs primarily aim to provide to investors?

UITFs primarily aim to provide steady income through investments. They are designed to pool funds from multiple investors to create a diversified portfolio of investments, typically in assets such as stocks, bonds, and other securities. The objective of this pooling is to generate regular income for investors, which is often distributed in the form of dividends or interest payments. This steady income stream is attractive to individuals who prioritize capital preservation and consistent returns over high-risk investments.

On the other hand, while some UITFs might involve high-risk strategies, they generally do not position themselves as high-risk, high-reward options. UITFs also do not offer exclusive access to markets; they function instead within existing market frameworks available to all investors. Additionally, although some UITFs can invest in real estate, this is not their primary focus; rather, they are more oriented towards a broader range of financial securities aimed at income generation and investment growth.