Mera retail direct k account me mother's name galat aa rha tha(pre filled).. Or theek b nahi ho pa rha tha to wese hi account banana pada.. Koi way hai use theek krne ka??? Please help
RBI Direct is actually good for people having a huge amount of corpus, Because once you get to that 8 digit figure of capital, capital protection becomes more important. An allocation of 50 % short term bonds(good quality corporate bonds) along with 50% 30 Year Gsecs will allow your portfolio to be less volatile and give pre tax 8.10% of Nominal returns. Which you can further invest into growth stocks or consistent compounders
It is very true that G-Sec is not best for retail investors but they are primarily targeted towards HNI/F&O props because G-Sec can be pledged like gilt with the exact same haircut approx 10% but G-Sec pledges are considered cash equivalent. This means that you don't need cash in demat to hold an overnight F&O position. This difference makes them very attractive to the right people. Also the taxation benefit of gilt funds can be changed in future too.
This has probably been mentioned in the comments already. But just in case it hasn't ... At around 8 min the video says you will pay 20% tax with indexation benefit for Debt Mutual Fund. This was true when this video was uploaded but it is no longer true after this year's budget.
Dear brother, we cannot compare G-sec with other 80C products and also with those risky debt funds. I think debt funds are riskier than even sectoral funds. Next, most people in India are not in 30% tax bracket. Anyone who comes under low tax regime, wants to earn constant income from their investments, can buy bonds from the platform whenever the yield becomes attractive, e.g. 8% (a return that most of the risky mutual funds deliver in long term.) However, one size does not fit well. It depends on your personal financial outlook, your financial position, and other factors. Thanks for your video. I am a big fan of you.
Acha lgta hai !!! Tadapte hai bhai aapki video kiye. Bahut informative hoti hai. Aisi info milti hai Jo hume pta bhi nhi hoti.(at least mujhe to pta nhi hoti) 🙏😇 Or wo debt fund wali video to maine phone gallery me download ki hui hai 🤑
EPF - Employee Provident Fund - Some of the Pros and Cons One Invests around 12% of your basic every month and an equal or close to equal by your employer. The investment happens implicitly through the employer. No intervention needed by you, every month to do the investment Your Salary in hand is post deduction of the PF amount, so psychologically, one doesn’t feel that one has spent from the Salary. There are Tax Benefits under Section 80CCC to a maximum of 1.5 Lakhs The amount cannot be easily withdrawn - There are clauses available for the withdrawal, but not easy. So the amount tends to remain for your Retirement. With the new laws, one need not withdraw/transfer if one changes the company. The URN ID remains the same. The money works silently with the power of compounding The invested amount increases every year, (if) due to the increase in your salary(Basic) Money is with the Govt and not any Bank, so it's very safe The Interest rates are good and around 8% on an average, which is good in the long term PPF (Public Provident Fund) - One needs to open a PPF account in one of the Banks. A minimum of 500/- INR needs to be invested every year to keep the account live. A maximum of 1.5 Lakhs can be invested by an individual The amount can be invested a lump sum or in instalments ( limited to 12 per year). The whole amount can be used to claim Tax Benefits under section 80CCC. There is no tax applicable on the interest earned every year. There is no tax applicable during withdrawal after 15 years. The Interest rates are normally stable and hover around 8% per annum One needs to have the discipline to invest in PPF on a regular basis. The amount cannot be easily withdrawn. Some clauses are available using which one can withdraw after 5 years. The account can be opened in most Banks. I personally prefer SBI. NPS - National Pension Scheme This is an existing Govt Pension Scheme, which was only available to Central Govt Employees, now, available to Private Company Employees or Self Employed also. One needs to apply for a PRAN Account either offline or online and open the account in one of the Banks Unlike PPF or EPF, this investment has a risk component as a portion of the investment is invested in Equity. The percentage of investment in Equity can be decided during investment or can be changed with time. The investment done in NPS can be used for Tax Benefits also, Rs 50,000/- under section 80CCD(1B) over and above the 150,000/- which is under section 80C The whole 2 Lakhs (50K 80CCD and 1.5L 80CCD) can be completely invested in NPS also. So, if one has invested 1.5 Lakhs under PPF, EPF or Mutual Funds, ELSS or Insurances applicable under Section 80CCC, still 50K when invested in NPS can be used to gain additional tax benefits. 60% of the Amount can be withdrawn during Maturity and this lump sum amount is not taxable. The remaining 40% has to be converted into an Annuity plan and the amount is taxable in the year of the receipt This plan doesn’t have the guaranteed returns as done by PPF or EPF but can be higher also. It all depends on the Plan which is selected for investing. And It’s *not* risk-free. Part of the amount (40%) is taxable apparently. But its taxable in the year in which you get the Pension and will depend on the Tax Slab which you fall in then. Each of the three plans as got its own benefits and from my understanding, one should invest in each of these three plans. That will make sure you have a mix of guaranteed returns as well as some equity exposure.
Please also give an insight into RBI floater rate funds. At present also they are giving 7.15% when interest rate are lowest and now when interest are expected to go up it would fetch more.
FYI- As per Amendment to Finance Bill 2023 Indexation benefits on debt funds has been scrapped. All such investments after April 2023 will be taxed at par with FD's as per slab rates.
I did my own research using your debt mutual fund series few months back and picked 2 of them (Horizon >3 yrs) : 1) Nippon India Banking & PSU fund 2) IDFC G-Sec Gilt fund. In case it helps anyone :)
We have SARDAR SAROVAR NIGAM LIMITED BOND issued by Government. The redemption amount was Rs 1,10,000 but the govt is refusing to give full amount and is giving only Rs 50,000. The redemption year was 2014 . The Gujarat High Court directed the govt to pay since but as usual Supreme court has put a stay order .So I don’t think there is any guaranteed return , everything is subject to market risks .
@@khushrauaibara8850 Don’t know any particular reason, but they said it’s not feasible to pay the full amount. But if it was not feasible then why did you promise it? Imagine if after 20 years govt says everyone PPF’s will be reduced to half because it’s not feasible , what will happen then?
@6:45. You said first open ssy. Problem with ssy is that the account is in the name of daughter and not in your name. In case of any conflict or issue when she is 21, you do not have any claim on that money. Where as PPF is your own account. You can use PPF money to do whatever you prefer. Happy to be corrected.
For retired couples without any income, not even pension, a couple can derive upto 14-15 lakh rupees interest income from these bonds and pay no tax as per new tax regime. RBIRD bond rates are typically better than bank FD.
Interest rates on T bills are very low but they pay the same in advance. For Gsec they arr not just long term but very very long term ie 10 years 20 years which is equivalent to PPF.
Kyu 10% tax cover sec 112A me hota he vo bhi 1 lac ke bad and ek proviso he vo listed security ke liye per usme option he 10% without indexation and 20% with indexation
Hello, Because of the inflation the wealth kept in banks will shrink, since the inflation rate is very high. So people might start investing in stocks/ mutual funds. This brings the stock of CAMS in light (to me at least). financial ratios, growth in sales and profit are also good. But the thing which I am unable to understand is why the promotors decreased their stake from 30% to 23%? Is it good to invest in this stock due to this? It is a kind request to you please tell us about this stock in your video or at least reply in the comment. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us
1. PPF max investment - 1.50 lakh @ 7.10 % 2. SSJ - only for daughter child 3. Current yeild on SDL ( not G sec ) - 7.62 - 7.96 % for for 10-15 years , which is higher than bank FD rate 5.75- 6.25 %. , SDL is btter than Bank FD, Debt MF,. any LIC annuity product ( yield around 5.25% )
I checked other gilt funds, most of them have higher expense ratio & even more lesser return. His suggestion is apt. This investment should be last in line to think upon.
Hello sir, Thanks for this informative video. Is it better to invest lumpsum amount in NPS between 1st to 5th of April similar to PPF(as you advised) in order to get maximum benefit or to invest monthly in NPS ? Which mode is better in case of NPS if i have lumpsum amount? Please make a video on 'How to invest in NPS'. Hope a help from you. Reply please... Thanks a lot. 🙏🙏
मैं पंजाब से किसान का बेटा हूं, उमर 32 साल, सिर्फ खेती करते हैं, लेकिन सारी जमीन पिताजी के नाम है, 1 साल की फसल 10 लाख की हो जाती है, लेकिन सब पिता के नाम बिकती है फसल, तो मैं कैसे ले सकता हूं टर्म इंश्योरेंस?? क्योंकि शायद जहां तक मुझे पता है, टर्म इन्श्योरेन्स लेने के लिए ITR भरना जरूरी होता है, तो क्या मैं नही ले सकता जीवन बीमा???
Buy a peice of land or Plot in an approved layout. That yields better than any of these funds. Unfortunately no historical data, graphs and authentic old rates of these plots were recorded by any one. No fund manager talks about investment in land because he won't get commission. Land always gives you best returns. second is SGBs.
Plot ka khosla ka ghosla bhi ho sakta hai and plot os big ticket investment. + Liquidity issue + municipal taxes charges + registration patta all those charges are waste ..
6:10 ltcg in case of listed security(not covered in sec 112A) is 10% without indexation or 20% with index whichever is less according to proviso of 112 but incase of debenture/bond indexation not available so only option left is 10% without indexation 😂
Dear LLA Team, Labour law advisor ke logo mein 'law advisor' kuch jada dark nahi ho gya hai. Firstly focus only labour pr hi ho pa raha hai. Baki aapki icha.
You referred ticket size but in IT it's T-shirt size. Like small, medium, large etc and so on. When we are assigned with any ticket to work on. We have been asked what should be the T-shirt size ( complexity of it) and accordingly number of days are calculated ( predefined actually )
Hey Mandeep, suppose we want to save for international vacation that is in 3 years so which type of debt instruments can we consider? Especially now that RBI is starting to increase interest rate. Pls answer
Can we consider buying MON100 ETF monthly as an alternative since Overseas mutual funds(Motilal Oswal NASDAQ 100) are now paused by fund houses since govt added capping?
You have to file proper nomination. In case you haven't done that, then your family will struggle to claim your mutual fund amount. But they will get it, it's just that the struggle will be more
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Mera retail direct k account me mother's name galat aa rha tha(pre filled).. Or theek b nahi ho pa rha tha to wese hi account banana pada.. Koi way hai use theek krne ka??? Please help
Sir mene groww pr pr buyback(Mayur, gulf, kpr) k lie apply kra tha 5 accounts se 3 accounts k paise aae pr 2 k nhi aae pls btaie kya kru
Do we get 80c tax benefits in SGBs ????
RBI Direct is actually good for people having a huge amount of corpus,
Because once you get to that 8 digit figure of capital, capital protection becomes more important.
An allocation of 50 % short term bonds(good quality corporate bonds) along with 50% 30 Year Gsecs will allow your portfolio to be less volatile and give pre tax 8.10% of Nominal returns.
Which you can further invest into growth stocks or consistent compounders
Agree
right
30% TAX on 8% return will bring actual return below 6%.
It is very true that G-Sec is not best for retail investors but they are primarily targeted towards HNI/F&O props because G-Sec can be pledged like gilt with the exact same haircut approx 10% but G-Sec pledges are considered cash equivalent. This means that you don't need cash in demat to hold an overnight F&O position. This difference makes them very attractive to the right people. Also the taxation benefit of gilt funds can be changed in future too.
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Thanks for Both Cons and Prons explanation
Loved this Video!!!
What a clear way to explain this..
This comparison is very helpful, thanks LALA
Mandeep is back?
Great.
This has probably been mentioned in the comments already. But just in case it hasn't ...
At around 8 min the video says you will pay 20% tax with indexation benefit for Debt Mutual Fund. This was true when this video was uploaded but it is no longer true after this year's budget.
A very rare useful youtube channel. Thanks Labour Law Advisor.
Congratulations for 3 million subscribers
Dear brother, we cannot compare G-sec with other 80C products and also with those risky debt funds. I think debt funds are riskier than even sectoral funds.
Next, most people in India are not in 30% tax bracket.
Anyone who comes under low tax regime, wants to earn constant income from their investments, can buy bonds from the platform whenever the yield becomes attractive, e.g. 8% (a return that most of the risky mutual funds deliver in long term.)
However, one size does not fit well. It depends on your personal financial outlook, your financial position, and other factors.
Thanks for your video. I am a big fan of you.
Acha lgta hai !!!
Tadapte hai bhai aapki video kiye.
Bahut informative hoti hai.
Aisi info milti hai Jo hume pta bhi nhi hoti.(at least mujhe to pta nhi hoti) 🙏😇
Or wo debt fund wali video to maine phone gallery me download ki hui hai 🤑
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Your team is so innovative
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Wow, Nice !, this is done like the US TreasuryDirect
Thank you for the Video. Great Presentation
What is taxation on it?
You are best teacher. Salute sir
yeh video puraaa bouncer gayaaaa .... make is simple to understand.....
That background music from the Stranger Things - awesome!
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EPF - Employee Provident Fund - Some of the Pros and Cons
One Invests around 12% of your basic every month and an equal or close to equal by your employer.
The investment happens implicitly through the employer. No intervention needed by you, every month to do the investment
Your Salary in hand is post deduction of the PF amount, so psychologically, one doesn’t feel that one has spent from the Salary.
There are Tax Benefits under Section 80CCC to a maximum of 1.5 Lakhs
The amount cannot be easily withdrawn - There are clauses available for the withdrawal, but not easy. So the amount tends to remain for your Retirement.
With the new laws, one need not withdraw/transfer if one changes the company. The URN ID remains the same.
The money works silently with the power of compounding
The invested amount increases every year, (if) due to the increase in your salary(Basic)
Money is with the Govt and not any Bank, so it's very safe
The Interest rates are good and around 8% on an average, which is good in the long term
PPF (Public Provident Fund) -
One needs to open a PPF account in one of the Banks.
A minimum of 500/- INR needs to be invested every year to keep the account live.
A maximum of 1.5 Lakhs can be invested by an individual
The amount can be invested a lump sum or in instalments ( limited to 12 per year).
The whole amount can be used to claim Tax Benefits under section 80CCC.
There is no tax applicable on the interest earned every year.
There is no tax applicable during withdrawal after 15 years.
The Interest rates are normally stable and hover around 8% per annum
One needs to have the discipline to invest in PPF on a regular basis.
The amount cannot be easily withdrawn. Some clauses are available using which one can withdraw after 5 years.
The account can be opened in most Banks. I personally prefer SBI.
NPS - National Pension Scheme
This is an existing Govt Pension Scheme, which was only available to Central Govt Employees, now, available to Private Company Employees or Self Employed also.
One needs to apply for a PRAN Account either offline or online and open the account in one of the Banks
Unlike PPF or EPF, this investment has a risk component as a portion of the investment is invested in Equity. The percentage of investment in Equity can be decided during investment or can be changed with time.
The investment done in NPS can be used for Tax Benefits also, Rs 50,000/- under section 80CCD(1B) over and above the 150,000/- which is under section 80C
The whole 2 Lakhs (50K 80CCD and 1.5L 80CCD) can be completely invested in NPS also.
So, if one has invested 1.5 Lakhs under PPF, EPF or Mutual Funds, ELSS or Insurances applicable under Section 80CCC, still 50K when invested in NPS can be used to gain additional tax benefits.
60% of the Amount can be withdrawn during Maturity and this lump sum amount is not taxable.
The remaining 40% has to be converted into an Annuity plan and the amount is taxable in the year of the receipt
This plan doesn’t have the guaranteed returns as done by PPF or EPF but can be higher also. It all depends on the Plan which is selected for investing. And It’s *not* risk-free.
Part of the amount (40%) is taxable apparently. But its taxable in the year in which you get the Pension and will depend on the Tax Slab which you fall in then.
Each of the three plans as got its own benefits and from my understanding, one should invest in each of these three plans. That will make sure you have a mix of guaranteed returns as well as some equity exposure.
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Thanks!
You should make a video upon this it's worth watching😁
PPF now is giving only 7.1 % interest which is equal to infaltion right now
Very hard working researcher
Great video. Thank you 😊
Thank you, Mandeep.
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Please also give an insight into RBI floater rate funds. At present also they are giving 7.15% when interest rate are lowest and now when interest are expected to go up it would fetch more.
Excellent info in this video like other videos
what an amazing video. You explained t very well.
Best video on g-secs. Many thanks :) Others content creators are practically bleating and bull-shitting at next level.
Bhaiya aapki tshirt jail wali Lyn lag rahi hai mujhe🙂 nice video and informative as expected 👍
Indians are not still aware of NPS! It's gem!
Much waited video
FYI- As per Amendment to Finance Bill 2023 Indexation benefits on debt funds has been scrapped. All such investments after April 2023 will be taxed at par with FD's as per slab rates.
Mandeep pls make a video Invest In Floating Rate GOI Bond. Do this with comparison to the above mentioned securities.
I did my own research using your debt mutual fund series few months back and picked 2 of them (Horizon >3 yrs) :
1) Nippon India Banking & PSU fund
2) IDFC G-Sec Gilt fund.
In case it helps anyone :)
Any suggestions for a goal that is within 3 years, especially with rbi increasing interest rates?
Thanks
We have SARDAR SAROVAR NIGAM LIMITED BOND issued by Government. The redemption amount was Rs 1,10,000 but the govt is refusing to give full amount and is giving only Rs 50,000. The redemption year was 2014 . The Gujarat High Court directed the govt to pay since but as usual Supreme court has put a stay order .So I don’t think there is any guaranteed return , everything is subject to market risks .
G-Sec is different from PSU bonds
but Y not paying.
@@khushrauaibara8850 Don’t know any particular reason, but they said it’s not feasible to pay the full amount. But if it was not feasible then why did you promise it? Imagine if after 20 years govt says everyone PPF’s will be reduced to half because it’s not feasible , what will happen then?
@@arpansaha8323 but this bond was also backed by government,isn’t it?
No its not backed by government.
Great video ❤
Waiting for this video 😌
@6:45. You said first open ssy. Problem with ssy is that the account is in the name of daughter and not in your name. In case of any conflict or issue when she is 21, you do not have any claim on that money. Where as PPF is your own account. You can use PPF money to do whatever you prefer. Happy to be corrected.
What might be issue with SSY
@@k-fo9pq daughter may say that the accumulated money is her money and father /mother has no claim.
Do not inform your daughter about the account:)
Dear LLA, can you please make a video on how to invest in T Bills and how much quantity of T BILLS we can buy?
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Good timely video.
Bhai u have more knowledge than our financial minister 😂
Arey Bhai Bhai Bhai
For retired couples without any income, not even pension, a couple can derive upto 14-15 lakh rupees interest income from these bonds and pay no tax as per new tax regime.
RBIRD bond rates are typically better than bank FD.
Money minded Mandeep love you sir
Good One!
As usual wonderful content, Mandeep but ye Qaidi waali shirt kyu pehni hai :)
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Was about to mention found your comment😂
Use NPS tier 2 account to invest in equity, corporate and government debt instruments.
How is that taxed?
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Thank you brother
Interest rates on T bills are very low but they pay the same in advance. For Gsec they arr not just long term but very very long term ie 10 years 20 years which is equivalent to PPF.
Apko taxation me doubt nahi aaya??
@@bhupeshjoshi7370 isme doubt kya tha, interest income hai coz they are bonds
@@bhupeshjoshi7370 and proportionately divide kar lo number of days se till end of financial year. Ek aapki current income aur dusri accrued.
@@cavishalgupta8582 capital gain
Kyu 10% tax cover sec 112A me hota he vo bhi 1 lac ke bad and ek proviso he vo listed security ke liye per usme option he 10% without indexation and 20% with indexation
Thank you🤗
Great video
Bhai..Please arrange for English subtitles ..It will be helpful for other language people..
Bhala ho sir apka
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Congratulations Sir 4 3M ❤️😘
Kindly discuss about SDL, positive & negative sides of SDL etc etc
Good information 👍
Very informative
Hello,
Because of the inflation the wealth kept in banks will shrink, since the inflation rate is very high. So people might start investing in stocks/ mutual funds. This brings the stock of CAMS in light (to me at least). financial ratios, growth in sales and profit are also good. But the thing which I am unable to understand is why the promotors decreased their stake from 30% to 23%? Is it good to invest in this stock due to this?
It is a kind request to you please tell us about this stock in your video or at least reply in the comment.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us
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Bro.. yea kayadi wala t-shirt hi kyu?? Favorite hai kya??😆 Anyway informative video as always..❤️
1. PPF max investment - 1.50 lakh @ 7.10 % 2. SSJ - only for daughter child 3. Current yeild on SDL ( not G sec ) - 7.62 - 7.96 % for for 10-15 years , which is higher than bank FD rate 5.75- 6.25 %. ,
SDL is btter than Bank FD, Debt MF,. any LIC annuity product ( yield around 5.25% )
What is SDL?
I invested 5000+2000 in Feb + Jul 2021 in SBI Magnum Gilt fund. As on May2022 return is 2.32%. Not impressive.
I checked other gilt funds, most of them have higher expense ratio & even more lesser return.
His suggestion is apt. This investment should be last in line to think upon.
Sad reality
Market is also not doing very well in this duration.
ThanQ bhai
Don't keep watching it . Leave it for few years
Please make a video on GPF.
Please make video on Grip investment.
Ye prison tshirt kyu lag ra hai? 😥
Great video as always 👏
Hello sir, Thanks for this informative video.
Is it better to invest lumpsum amount in NPS between 1st to 5th of April similar to PPF(as you advised) in order to get maximum benefit or to invest monthly in NPS ? Which mode is better in case of NPS if i have lumpsum amount?
Please make a video on 'How to invest in NPS'. Hope a help from you.
Reply please...
Thanks a lot. 🙏🙏
मैं पंजाब से किसान का बेटा हूं, उमर 32 साल, सिर्फ खेती करते हैं, लेकिन सारी जमीन पिताजी के नाम है, 1 साल की फसल 10 लाख की हो जाती है, लेकिन सब पिता के नाम बिकती है फसल, तो मैं कैसे ले सकता हूं टर्म इंश्योरेंस?? क्योंकि शायद जहां तक मुझे पता है, टर्म इन्श्योरेन्स लेने के लिए ITR भरना जरूरी होता है, तो क्या मैं नही ले सकता जीवन बीमा???
Please make video on T-bills.
Superb!!
Period of holding will be 3 year in case g security
Buy a peice of land or Plot in an approved layout. That yields better than any of these funds. Unfortunately no historical data, graphs and authentic old rates of these plots were recorded by any one. No fund manager talks about investment in land because he won't get commission. Land always gives you best returns. second is SGBs.
Plot ka khosla ka ghosla bhi ho sakta hai and plot os big ticket investment. + Liquidity issue + municipal taxes charges + registration patta all those charges are waste ..
Buy a plot and grow sandalwood in it
6:10 ltcg in case of listed security(not covered in sec 112A) is 10% without indexation or 20% with index whichever is less according to proviso of 112 but incase of debenture/bond indexation not available so only option left is 10% without indexation 😂
Thanks
Hello Mandip ji please make a video on taxation for maximum tax savings through investment.
Thank you
Dear LLA Team,
Labour law advisor ke logo mein 'law advisor' kuch jada dark nahi ho gya hai.
Firstly focus only labour pr hi ho pa raha hai.
Baki aapki icha.
Please make a video guide on taxation for investors who are also salaried person.
Liked it....
Please make video on SLBM stocks landing and borowing mechanism in zerodha
Backgroud Music is irritating if you used headphone while watching these video.
Please share more details on repo rate change
You referred ticket size but in IT it's T-shirt size. Like small, medium, large etc and so on.
When we are assigned with any ticket to work on. We have been asked what should be the T-shirt size ( complexity of it) and accordingly number of days are calculated ( predefined actually )
Hey Mandeep, suppose we want to save for international vacation that is in 3 years so which type of debt instruments can we consider? Especially now that RBI is starting to increase interest rate. Pls answer
Mixed of FD and debt
I think you must invest in equity holdings
for equity 5 years investment horizon
debt short term and medium term funds seem ok.
Hybrid can be a better option. You won't loose money at least.
@@chandreshraghuwanshi9870 won't work for short term
These bonds don't seem lucrative. PF and PPF as of today are far better alternatives.
Chintu mintu scheme was the best part. ...
Please make a video on SBI Smart Platina Plus. Is it beneficiable or not?
Why no comments?
Can we consider buying MON100 ETF monthly as an alternative since Overseas mutual funds(Motilal Oswal NASDAQ 100) are now paused by fund houses since govt added capping?
Its good for small traders who keep in fds
Can you pls make a research on company named "Modi care" 🙏
बहुत दिन बाद कोई वीडियो आयी Sir।।।
What happens to mutual funds after death of a person? You can make a video/ short on this topic.
You have to file proper nomination. In case you haven't done that, then your family will struggle to claim your mutual fund amount. But they will get it, it's just that the struggle will be more
@@LabourLawAdvisor Thank you for the reply. do I have to fill it from fund website or will it directly take the nomination from bank account linked?
@@1702deepak please get in touch with Fund house
This thumbnail is more effective
I'm investing in sip
I pay 500 per month to start a business after 5 to 10 years of study
Make a video on LPNT currency
Amazing
How does Kuvera make money? Can you please make a video about this?
Can we get a v2 of this because indexation benefit is no longer applicable?