Tax-Free Bonds

Optimize your tax savings potential

Looking for a safe and profitable investment option? Consider tax-free bonds for tax-free income.

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Tax exemption
The interest income acquired on tax-free bonds is tax-exempted.
Assured income
Invest in tax-free bonds and enjoy assured income based on your purchase price.
Low risk
Low risk, stable returns. The chances of any payment default are very low, as tax-free bonds are issued on behalf of the government
Trade on exchange
While you cannot withdraw your TFB before the lock-in period expires, these bonds are tradeable on the exchange
Secure investment
Tax-free bonds are a safe long-term investment. Invest and enjoy long-term benefits depending on your lock-in period, which ranges from 10 to 20 years
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Tax-free bonds are issued by government-owned companies, and the interest earned on them is exempt from income tax.

Individuals, Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs), trusts, and charitable institutions are eligible to invest in tax-free bonds

Investors buy tax-free bonds at face value, and the interest is paid annually or semi-annually. The bonds have a fixed maturity period, and the principal amount is repaid at maturity.

The rate of interest on tax-free bonds is decided by the issuing company, and it varies from time to time

Tax-free bonds are considered safe as they are issued by government-owned companies, which have a high credit rating

Tax-free bonds are usually listed on the stock exchange and can be bought and sold like any other security

Yes, tax-free bonds can be held in a demat account.

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