Funds are divided into profit-making and public welfare. For-profit funds are divided into Public Offering of Fund (everyone can invest) and private equity funds (they can invest if they meet certain asset conditions).

In some specific places, the fund can pay less or even no tax, but it needs to pay the staff's salary (such as Hong Kong). Within the proper channels, as long as your tax reduction is greater than the employee's salary, you are relatively profitable.

Investment income is generally divided according to the proportion of investment, except for wages, and fund managers generally have a share, and the extra income after removing these blocks can be enjoyed.

But because the investment itself has certain risks, it must be clear. In addition, there are clear requirements for the establishment and investment direction of the fund, which are relatively strict in proper channels.