5 — 12 % returns
from equity oriented funds is reasonable and acceptable limit.
There will not be any tax implications when you redeem these units (as Long Term Capital Gains
from equity oriented funds are tax free).
Not exact matches
As your child grows, the Franklin Templeton age - based asset allocations will automatically reallocate a percentage of your assets
from equity -
oriented funds (which tend to hold more stocks) into more conservative, income - seeking
funds (such as bond and money market
funds).
JAB will be investing
equity capital
from JAB Holding Company as well as through JAB Consumer
Fund, an investment fund backed by a group of like - minded, long - term oriented invest
Fund, an investment
fund backed by a group of like - minded, long - term oriented invest
fund backed by a group of like - minded, long - term
oriented investors.
As per Union budget for 2018 - 19, LTCG
from equities are taxable on capital gains of Rs 1 lakh and above on sale of
equity shares &
equity oriented mutual
fund.
I believe returns of 10 % and above
from a balanced
fund (
equity oriented) is a bonus.
The Balanced
funds have to maintain the portfolio according to their mandate, for example, debt
oriented balanced
funds have to keep at least 65 % of their investments in Debt instruments hence in whenever
Equity portfolio of the
fund crosses 35 %, then Fund Manager will book profit from equities and rebalance the portfo
fund crosses 35 %, then
Fund Manager will book profit from equities and rebalance the portfo
Fund Manager will book profit
from equities and rebalance the portfolio.
Value Investment Risk: Value stocks may perform differently
from the market as a whole and following a value -
oriented investment strategy may cause the Portfolio to at times underperform
equity funds that use other investment strategies.
Dear Madhu, You may set - up STP (systematic transfer plan) and move the lump sum amount
from a liquid
fund to
equity oriented funds.
As these are
equity -
oriented funds, any long term capital gains are exempted
from tax.
Dear Sarath, You can create STPs (Systematic transfer plans)
from liquid
fund / debt
funds to
equity oriented schemes.
You may consider setting STP
from a liquid
fund to an
equity oriented balanced
fund (s), may remain invested in a balanced
fund for 5 to 6 years and then can gradually move your accumulated corpus to safer investment avenues, as you reach the target year.
But do an «opportunity cost» analysis, means if you surrender the units of both policies and invest in
Equity oriented mutual
funds for long term (depends on your financial goals), analyze if you can get decent returns over & above the expected returns
from ULIP
funds.
Mr. Simpson advises clients across the spectrum —
from growth -
oriented companies to private
equity funds — on significant mergers, acquisitions, and similar transactions as well as day to day strategic and commercial matters.
Long - term capital gains
from equity -
oriented mutual
funds, which were earlier exempt
from tax, will now be taxed at 10 per cent.
Future Generali Life Insurance offers a systematic
fund transfer option that allows the insured to switch their policy
from aggressive
equity -
oriented funds to more balanced debt
oriented funds during the last 3 years of a policy.
Premiums will be allocated in two
funds Equity Growth Fund II (an equity oriented fund) & Bond Fund (a debt oriented fund) at 75:25 ratio and the same will be re - balanced / re-allocated based on a pre-defined trigger event (15 % upward movement in NAV (unit price) of Equity Growth Fund II) since the previous rebalancing or from the NAV (unit price) at the inception of the policy, whichever is
Equity Growth
Fund II (an equity oriented fund) & Bond Fund (a debt oriented fund) at 75:25 ratio and the same will be re - balanced / re-allocated based on a pre-defined trigger event (15 % upward movement in NAV (unit price) of Equity Growth Fund II) since the previous rebalancing or from the NAV (unit price) at the inception of the policy, whichever is la
Fund II (an
equity oriented fund) & Bond Fund (a debt oriented fund) at 75:25 ratio and the same will be re - balanced / re-allocated based on a pre-defined trigger event (15 % upward movement in NAV (unit price) of Equity Growth Fund II) since the previous rebalancing or from the NAV (unit price) at the inception of the policy, whichever is
equity oriented fund) & Bond Fund (a debt oriented fund) at 75:25 ratio and the same will be re - balanced / re-allocated based on a pre-defined trigger event (15 % upward movement in NAV (unit price) of Equity Growth Fund II) since the previous rebalancing or from the NAV (unit price) at the inception of the policy, whichever is la
fund) & Bond
Fund (a debt oriented fund) at 75:25 ratio and the same will be re - balanced / re-allocated based on a pre-defined trigger event (15 % upward movement in NAV (unit price) of Equity Growth Fund II) since the previous rebalancing or from the NAV (unit price) at the inception of the policy, whichever is la
Fund (a debt
oriented fund) at 75:25 ratio and the same will be re - balanced / re-allocated based on a pre-defined trigger event (15 % upward movement in NAV (unit price) of Equity Growth Fund II) since the previous rebalancing or from the NAV (unit price) at the inception of the policy, whichever is la
fund) at 75:25 ratio and the same will be re - balanced / re-allocated based on a pre-defined trigger event (15 % upward movement in NAV (unit price) of
Equity Growth Fund II) since the previous rebalancing or from the NAV (unit price) at the inception of the policy, whichever is
Equity Growth
Fund II) since the previous rebalancing or from the NAV (unit price) at the inception of the policy, whichever is la
Fund II) since the previous rebalancing or
from the NAV (unit price) at the inception of the policy, whichever is later.
But do an «opportunity cost» analysis, means if you surrender the units of both policies and invest in
Equity oriented mutual
funds for long term (depends on your financial goals), analyze if you can get decent returns over & above the expected returns
from ULIP
funds.
In case of mutual
funds, the tax - free label is applicable only on
equity -
oriented balanced
funds and long - term gains
from equity funds.
This is going to impact the investors who were reliant on dividends
from equity -
oriented funds as a source of regular income.
Hitherto, LTCG arising
from the sale of
equity -
oriented mutual
funds and listed
equity shares were entirely tax - exempted.
Invest Protect Option, where the
funds are invested in the
equity oriented fund till the last 3 years when it is systematically taken out so as to protect
from equity market fall.