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How to invest in Tax Free Bonds in India

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  I know that in order to get the most out of my money, I need to make it work for me. That means investing in something that will generate a decent rate of return. The problem is that I’m extremely risk-averse. I do not want to lose my initial investment, and am willing to accept a lower profit in order to protect my money. That’s why I think   tax free bonds   are the perfect instrument for me. Investment in Tax free  b onds  are usually ones issued by local governments. Generally called a municipal bond, cities or townships might sell these investment instruments in an effort to raise money for a specific cause. Know  how to invest in tax free bonds in India   as well   you can  buy tax free Bonds in India .  For example, my local government has offered  tax free bonds in India  to build a new sports facility at the public high school and to cover daily operations when there are budget shortfalls. How to buy Tax Free Bonds O...

How to Invest in Government Bonds in India

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Government Bonds India  are supposed to be among the  s afest investments in India  in which was why they skyrocketed in late 2008 when there was panic in the stock market. In the popular documentary series "The Ascent of Money", Niall Ferguson, a respected British economist and historian, went back into history to the times when  government bonds  have gone bust before and explained the reasons why it happened and the subsequent consequences. He used Argentina as an example. Starting from 1975, the  Indian government had to sell a lot of bonds  to raise money to fund 2 wars. The government debt became so large that people lost faith that the government could pay the debt back and nobody wanted to  buy the government bonds , causing the bond yield (interest) to be very high. In order to be able to service the interest payment, the government had to keep printing more money and that caused hyper inflation. By December 2001, the government finally ...

Buy Municipal Bonds in India

Municipal bonds are the informal debt instruments issued by county, state and city governments, to raise money for the community projects such as hospital, new school or a highway. The main feature of municipal bonds as a form of investment is that, the interest paid to the municipal bond owner is federal tax exempted. In addition, investors are exempted from state taxes in case they reside in the same state of issuance of municipal bonds. Usually, there are two forms of investment in municipal bonds. The first is termed as general obligation. This depends on the issuer's ability to tax and issued for payment of projects such as sewer systems and schools. Majority of investors feel that general obligation bonds are much safer as compared to their counterparts in the revenue section. However, this is a misconception. On the other hand, the local government bonds sanctioned entities or special state government entities issue the revenue municipal bonds. With the revenue generated fro...

What are the benefits of Investing in Bonds

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Investors who are wondering when it's safe to get back into bonds have one thing going for them: They recognize a real risk that many don't. But the question still heads down the wrong path. Generalizations about the timing of getting into and out of asset classes are rarely accurate, and they distract from the more productive goal of focusing on what you can do to maintain your long-term financial health. The answers to several other questions about bonds, however, may help in determining an appropriate investment strategy to meet your goals. Before we talk about the state of the bond market, it is important to discuss what a bond is and what it does. Although there are some technical differences, it is easiest to think of a bond as a tradable loan. Bonds are obligations of the issuer, acting as a borrower, to repay a certain sum with interest to the lender, or bondholder. Bonds are generally issued with a $1,000 "par" or face value, and the bond's stated intere...

How to buy Edelweiss NCD IPO August 2021

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Edelweiss Financial Services Ltd. NCD IPO will open on 17 August 2021 to 6 September 2021. Edelweiss Financial Services Ltd is the name of Financial security and it is AA rated by independent credit rating agency. 9.70% is the interest rate and tenure of 120 Months. Issue price of Edelweiss Financial Services Ltd. NCD I P O is Rs 1000 per NCD. Issue size of Edelweiss Financial Services Ltd. NCD IPO is Base Issue size of ₹ 200 Crore with an option to retain oversubscription up to ₹ 200 Crore aggregating up to ₹ 400 crore being the Issue size. Edelweiss Financial Services Ltd. NCD IPO minimum investment is 10,000. Edelweiss Financial Services Ltd. NCD IPO Issue Opening Date is August 17, 2021. Edelweiss Financial Services Ltd. NCD IPO Issue Closing Date is September 6, 2021. Mode of Issuance for Edelweiss Financial Services Ltd. NCD IPO Issue is Dematerialised mode only. You can apply in Edelweiss Financial Services Ltd. NCD IPO for August 2021 is  Link For more you can read here-...

Piramal Capital & Housing Finance Limited NCD Issue Details

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  Don’t delay, bid as it goes live on   BondsIndia! Ride the wave of capital preservation. Gather your friends and family. Call if you have to, but don’t miss out the bidding of the IPO bond. Piramal Capital is all set to open the gates for investors for IPO bidding on the July 12th this year. The finance giant will offer a cosy online IPO process through its trading website, based on the UPI payment gateway. If that wasn’t enough, the IPO has been rated AA by the independent credit rating agencies and comes with a coupon rate upto 9% and a tenure of 26months – 120 months. All you need to do is log into   BondsIndia   website and place your bid! About the Company (company stats, standings, etc.) Issuer Piramal Capital Type of instrument Secured, High Rated, Listed, Redeemable, Non-Convertible Debt Securities Listing The NCDs are proposed to be listed on BSE and NSE Issue Size Base size- Rs. 200 Crores (aggregating up to Rs. 1000 Crores) Issue Price Rs. 1000 per NCD M...

India Infoline IPO - Should you go for it?

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  But the IPO is wholesome! You might want to sit down for this one. Too good if you already are. The eternal adage of eating healthy food and getting enough sleep just got added with another point: Don’t miss the wholesome investments opportunities.   IIFL Home Finance Ltd   is all set to open the gates for investors for IPO bidding on the 6th of July this year. The social unit, which is among the top seven finance conglomerates of India, will offer a breezy online IPO process through its trading website , based on the UPI payment gateway. If that wasn’t enough,   IPO has been rated AA+ by the BWR (independent credit rating agency)   and come with a   10% percent annual interest and tenure of 87 months . All you need to do is feed in your basic details, Bank account and demat details, the number of shares you need and place your bid. Apply Now About the Issue Issuer IIFL Home Finance Ltd Type of instrument Unsecured Subordinate Redeemable NCD Listing Bomba...