Soldato
Under what conditions would you consider investing in an actively managed fund ? It is clear they are no better than market average longer term. Are they really just for people who don't know how to find cheaper expense ratio funds ?
You look at their objectives and strategy, and how they are doing things. Along with holdings and weights.
You might want income and allocation to the UK, and thus you can buy shares of CTY, instead of the FTSE100 tracker.
You need to rationalize your portfolio to yourself somehow. You can go fully passive sure, but if you then buy a single company, you've broken that, now you begin to rationalize things, then you devolve into owning 15 different funds, and have no idea wtf you are doing.
Thats what happens to most people.