Yet, despite Buffett’s advice, the wealthy typically don’t invest in simple, low fee, market-matching index funds.Instead, they invest in individual businesses, art, real estate, hedge funds, and other types of investments with high entrance costs.These risky investments generally require large buy-in costs and carry high fees, while promising the opportunity for outsized rewards. Index funds are popular in developed countries like US and are yet to make foothold in developing countries like India, as there are number of companies growing more than index. Let's look into the best index funds available in India for 2019.