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Debt Mutual Funds, simply schemes that help investors plan for their short-term money requirements, be it short-term goals, like vacation, buying a car or bike, or any unexpected financial emergency!
These funds prominently invest in corporate bonds, government securities, treasury bills, commercial paper, and other money market instruments. They are also considered less risky than equity funds, however, they do yield low returns compared to equity mutual funds.
Investors with low-risk profiles and short-term investment objectives are suggested to invest in Debt mutual funds. For such investors, we have prepared a list of some of the BEST DEBT MUTUAL FUNDS, based on returns, latest Nav, ratings, performance, etc. for your assistance.
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SBI Magnum Ultra Short Duration Fund
An ultra-short-duration category debt mutual fund, run and managed by SBI Mutual Fund House. The fund has 100.49% investment in Debt, out of which 37.11% in Government securities, 63.38% in funds invested in very low-risk securities.
The fund size of the scheme is around Rs 11,007 crores and it charges a total expense ratio of around 0.49%. The fund does not charge any exit load.
The objective of the scheme is to provide investors with an opportunity to generate regular income with a high degree of liquidity through investments in a portfolio comprising predominantly of debt and money market instruments.
This fund is best recommended to investors looking to invest money for the short term and are looking for alternatives to bank accounts or Fixed Deposits.
ICICI Prudential Savings Fund – Growth
A low-duration category debt mutual fund, run and managed by ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund House. The fund has 97.45% investment in Debt of which 58.42% is in Government securities, 39.08% in funds invested in very low-risk securities.
The fund size of the scheme is around Rs 28,496 crores and it charges a total expense ratio of around 0.52%. The fund does not charge any exit load.
The objective of the scheme is to generate income through investments in a range of debt and money market instruments while maintaining the optimum balance of yield, safety, and liquidity.
This fund is best recommended to investors looking to invest money for the short term and are looking for alternatives to bank accounts or Fixed Deposits.
Nippon India Liquid Fund – Growth
A liquid fund category debt mutual fund, run and managed by Nippon India Mutual Fund House. The fund has 83.21% investment in Debt of which 32.99% is in Government securities, 45.61% in funds invested in very low-risk securities.
The fund size of the scheme is around Rs 21,654 crores and it charges a total expense ratio of around 0.32%. The fund charges a very small amount as exit load on different redemption conditions like:
- The fund charges an exit load equal to 0.006999999999999999% of sell value if the fund is sold before 1 day.
- The fund charges an exit load equal to 0.0065% if the fund is sold before 2 days.
- The fund charges an exit load equal to 0.006% if the fund is sold before 3 days.
- The fund charges an exit load equal to 0.0055000000000000005% if the fund is sold before 4 days.
- The fund charges an exit load equal to 0.005% if the fund is sold before 5 days.
- The fund charges an exit load equal to 0.0045000000000000005% if the fund is sold before 6 days.
The objective of the scheme is to generate optimal returns consistent with moderate levels of risk and high liquidity.
This fund is best recommended to investors looking to invest money for the short term and are looking for alternatives to bank accounts or Fixed Deposits.
IDFC Low Duration Fund
An ultra-short-duration category debt mutual fund, run and managed by Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund House. The fund has 81.45% investment in Debt of which 22.78% is in Government securities, 58.67% in funds invested in very low-risk securities.
The fund size of the scheme is around Rs 8,617 crores and it charges a total expense ratio of around 0.52%. The fund does not charge any exit load.
The Scheme seeks to offer an investment avenue for short-term savings by looking to generate returns commensurate with a low-risk strategy from a portfolio that is invested in debt and money market securities.
This fund is best recommended to investors looking to invest money for the short term and are looking for alternatives to bank accounts or Fixed Deposits.
Tata Liquid Fund
A liquid fund category debt mutual fund, run and managed by Axis Mutual Fund House. The fund has 92.32% investment in Debt of which 28.39% is in Government securities, 63.93% in funds invested in very low-risk securities.
The fund size of the scheme is around Rs 9,286 crores and it charges a total expense ratio of around 0.33%. The fund charges a very small amount as exit load on different redemption conditions like:
- The fund charges an exit load equal to 0.006999999999999999% of sell value if the fund is sold before 1 day.
- The fund charges an exit load equal to 0.0065% if the fund is sold before 2 days.
- The fund charges an exit load equal to 0.006% if the fund is sold before 3 days.
- The fund charges an exit load equal to 0.0055000000000000005% if the fund is sold before 4 days.
- The fund charges an exit load equal to 0.005% if the fund is sold before 5 days.
- The fund charges an exit load equal to 0.0045000000000000005% if the fund is sold before 6 days.
The investment objective is to generate reasonable returns with high liquidity to the unitholders.
This fund is best recommended to investors looking to invest money for the short term and are looking for alternatives to bank accounts or Fixed Deposits.
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(Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risk Illustrations are for example only, there is no guarantee of returns. Past performance is not an indicator/guarantee to future returns).