Fixed deposits, PF, PPF and bonds are all examples of different debt investment options. The key characteristic of debt instruments is the regularity of income and reduced uncertainty. Mutual funds can also be used to access the debt market. In fact Mutual Funds provide an attractive alternate for carrying out debt investments since they offer the advantage of choice, the expertise of a fund manager to select the best instruments for the portfolio, operational ease for the investor, liquidity and tax advantages.
Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is suitable for them.
Fund Type | An Open- Ended Debt Scheme |
Investment Plan | Growth/ Dividend |
Allotment date | 22 January 2010 |
Benchmark | Crisil Short Term Bond Fund Index |
Entry Load | Nil |
Exit Load | NIL w.e.f. 28th Aug 2015 |
Minimum Investment | Rs.5,000 & in multiples of Re.1 thereafter Applicable at the time of creation of new folio and at the time of first investment in a plan |
Additional purchase | Rs.100 & in multiples of Rs.1 thereafter |
Sleep in Peace (SIP) | Monthly - Rs.1,000 & in multiples of Re.1 thereafter Yearly - Rs. 12,000 & in multiples of Re. 1 thereafter |
AXIS Bank Mutual Funds |
Baroda Mutual Funds |
Birla SunLife Mutual Funds |
BNP Paribas Mutual Funds |
Bank Of India Mutual Funds |
Canara Bank Mutual Funds |
Deutsche Bank Mutual Funds |
DSP Mutual Funds |
Edelweiss Mutual Funds |
Escorts Mutual Funds |
Fidelity Mutual Funds |
Franklin Templeton Mutual Funds |
Goldman Sachs Mutual Funds |
HDFC Bank Mutual Funds |
HSBC Bank Mutual Funds |
ICICI Bank Mutual Funds |
IDBI Bank Mutual Funds |