Debt mutual funds vs listed bonds: Which offers better post-tax returns under the new tax rules?
A quarterly results development with market-wide reach.
· Business Today Mkts
Debt mutual funds and listed bonds may offer identical returns, but different tax rules can significantly affect investors' final earnings. A ₹5 lakh investment earning 8% annually over three years could yield ₹23,634 more in post-tax gains through an eligible listed bond under the assumed tax rates.
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