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Music Broadcast debt good for investors with risk appetiteThese instruments, which are listed on the BSE and NSE, could return 11.5% to investors with a lower tax outgo. Investors should buy these ...- Skip buyback offer, hold on to Piramal Cap NCDs: Advisers"It does not make sense to sell this secured AA-rated paper at a discount. Other comparable AA-rated papers in the market would yield betwe...
- IRFC tax-free bond issue subscribed 0.55 times within an hourThe bonds offer as high as 7.53% with15-year maturity to retail investors while those will yield 7.32% and 7.50% with 10 and 20 year maturi...
- Secondary market can offer good deals on tax-free bondsAccording to distributors, tax-free bond issues are unlikely until next budget, followed by a Central Board for Direct Taxes notification o...
- Plan it right for maximum gains from tax-free bondsRetail investors will get an additional 25 bps (100 basis point is equal to 1%) interest on these bonds compared to HNIs and institutional ...
- You can cash in on falling rates with tax-free bondsFinancial advisors are asking their clients to invest in a combination of tax-free bonds and long-term income funds to maximise returns fro...
- Invest in tax-free bonds for capital appreciationInterest rates could fall 50-75 bps over the next 12-15 months, resulting in an upward movement in bond prices which will result in a gain ...
- Why you should remain invested in tax-free bondsMost investment experts feel it is a matter of time before interest rates start their downward journey.
- Tax-free bonds may be your best bet to gain from softer interest ratesThose with an appetite for tax-free bonds could look at buying these from the secondary market as these are liquid and easily available.
- IRFC, HUDCO tax free bonds closing date entended, should you invest?Investors could consider investing in the primary market issue of IRFC and HUDCO tax free bonds which have been extended till February 8 an...
- New product launch: REC tax free bondsREC is offering tax-free secured redeemable non convertible bonds aggregating Rs 1,000 crore with an option to retain Rs 4,500 crore.
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