Hello Investors, Here is the taxability of Mutual fund schemes which are mentioned here under: Particulars Residents / HUF Dividend Schemes 30% + Surcharge as applicable + 4% cess Notes : TDS @ 10% will be charges on receipt above 5000 Rs in financial Year Equity Oriented Scheme Long Term capital gain (Unit hold for more than 12 Months) 10% without indexation + Surcharge as applicable + 4% cess Short Term capital gain (Unit hold for less than 12 Months) 15% + Surcharge as applicable + 4% cess Other than Equity oriented Schemes Long Term capital gain (Unit hold for more than 36 Months) 20% with indexation + Surcharge as applicable + 4% cess Short Term capital gain (Unit hold for less than 36 Months) 30% + Surcharge as appli
Mutual Fund and its basic, Risk and reward ratio and average return on particular mutual fund category
Greeting to all, H ere i am going to explain you in basic what is mutau fund and its risk and reward ratio, with average return, the details are gather on the basis of my own experience and due to this Covid effect it may vary, but in general scenario we can expect returns mentioned in table. The main question asked to investor will be, on which basis fund will be selected; 1. Risk taking Capacity 2. Objective of Investment 3. Time frame of Investment 4. Liquidity requirement Sr No. Scheme Avg. return or Risk reward Duration Safety of Fund Remark 1. Liquid fund 5 to 6 % PA Can be for 1 day also. Highly Safe, investment in Fixed income fund. Can used against traditional for of Saving bank 2. Debt fund 8 to 9 % PA Can be for longer period may be say for 1 or 6 month or for 1 year Highly