Instruments with 1 - day maturity
Instruments for high liquidity
Invests in debt with 3 – 6 month maturity
Invests in bonds with 6 – 12 month maturity
Invests in highly liquid, short - term debt
Invests in bonds with 1 – 3 year maturity
Bonds with 3 – 4 year maturity
Bonds with 4 – 7 year maturity
Bonds with over 7 - year maturity
Shifts maturities based on interest rate outlook
Closed - ended funds that mature on a fixed date
Funds that track index, commodity, or theme
Debt issued by banks and PSU companies
Invests in corporate debt securities
B onds with higher return potential
Invests in government securities
Bonds that adjust with the market
Allows investme nt during fixed intervals
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Frequently Asked Questions about Equity Funds
They are suitable for conservative investors or those looking for short- to medium-term investment options with relatively lower risk than equity funds.
No, but they are generally less risky than equity funds. Risks include interest rate changes, credit risk (default by issuers), and liquidity risk.
After the latest tax changes, all gains from debt funds are added to your income and taxed as per your slab rate, regardless of the holding period.
There’s no mandatory lock-in. You can invest for a few months to a few years, depending on the type of debt fund you choose
Yes, SIPs are possible in debt funds too, though many investors prefer lumpsum since they are often used for short-term goals.
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