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Columbia Intermediate Municipal Bond Fund (SETMX) belongs to the Municipal Bonds category. Below you'll find alternative mutual funds from the same category, ranked by key criteria, plus funds that investors commonly compare with SETMX. Use the tables to find lower-cost options, better risk-adjusted returns, or a closer substitute for your current allocation.

Cheapest Alternatives to SETMX

SETMX charges 0.40% annually. There are 76 mutual funds in the Municipal Bonds category with lower expense ratios, going as low as 0.01%.


Best Risk-Adjusted Alternatives to SETMX

SETMX has a PortfoliosLab risk / return rank of 76. There are 159 mutual funds in the Municipal Bonds category with higher risk-adjusted ranks, going as high as 100.


Top Performing SETMX Alternatives (YTD)

SETMX is at 1.42% YTD. There are 277 mutual funds in the Municipal Bonds category with higher YTD returns, going as high as 12.91%.


Lowest Volatility Alternatives to SETMX

SETMX has 2.11% 1-year volatility. There are 107 mutual funds in the Municipal Bonds category with lower 1-year volatility, going as low as 0.56%.


Lowest Drawdown Alternatives to SETMX

SETMX has a 1-year max drawdown of -2.38%. There are 121 mutual funds in the Municipal Bonds category with shallower 1-year drawdowns, going as shallow as 0.00%.


Other Mutual Funds from Columbia

The 10 most viewed Columbia mutual funds shown here include SLMCX, GSFTX, CDDYX and span 7 categories.


Often Compared With SETMX

Investors most often compare SETMX with FGNSX, MUJ, FXIEX. These 3 comparison targets span 1 categories, based on PortfoliosLab usage data.


Compare SETMX with Any Fund or Stock

Compare SETMX with any ETF, mutual fund, or stock using PortfoliosLab's comparison tool.


 

Diversifiers

Pair SETMX with funds that move differently

Columbia Intermediate Municipal Bond Fund alternatives help with substitution. Diversifiers are the next step when you want funds with lower historical correlation to SETMX.

Explore SETMX Diversifiers