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[ The following report gives us the description of three tax saving mutual funds
schemes]
Submitted by:
Divya Vishwanadh (A-01)
Sumedha Gupta (A-02)
Shipra Singh (A-06)
Deepshikha Sahu (A-08)
Vijeta Jain (A-31)
BBA + MBA (Dual)
Introduction
There are many schemes which give tax advantage on investments .e.g.:
1. Insurance
2. NSC/KVP
3. Bank fixed deposits of 5 years & above
4. RBI deposit schemes
5. PPF
6. Tax saving schemes of mutual funds
Most of the above schemes give an average return of 7-9 % over long time periods.
Lock-in time also varies from 3-7 years. As per historic data the best returns were given
by tax saving schemes of mutual funds with a lock-in of only 3 years which is the
minimum for a tax saving scheme. Therefore it is suggested that tax saving money
should be invested in Tax saving mutual funds for best returns along with tax benefit on
investment amount as well as on the return on investments i.e. dividends which is
completely tax free. Following tax saving schemes are doing very good performance:
1. HDFC tax saver
2. Prudential ICICI tax saver
3. Franklin India tax shield
4. Birla Equity fund
5. Tata tax saving fund
6. Reliance tax saver (ELSS) fund
7. SBI tax saving fund
A return of 15-20% p.a. should be achieved comfortably in a tax saving scheme of
mutual fund as the funds are invested for a min. period of 3 years i.e. the lock in period.
ELSS, popularly known as Tax Saving Mutual Fund, is a category of Mutual Fund where
a major portion is invested in Equity & Equity related instruments. An investment up to 1
lakh is exempted from income under section 80C, but there is a lock in of 3 years before
you can withdraw. However, there is no upper limit on investments and long term capital
appreciations are tax free. Dividends received are also tax free in the hands of the
investor.
Types of ELSS
1. Growth: Investor does not get any income during the tenure of the investment. He will
get a lump sum amount at the time of redemption or on maturity.
2. Dividend: Investor gets a dividend from the fund house. He has two options:
In most funds you have Growth as well as Dividend options which you can choose
depending upon your priorities.
The following report gives us the description of three tax saving mutual funds schemes
Latest NAV
127.98 (30/08/11)
52-Week High
155.09 (10/11/10)
52-Week Low
122.45 (26/08/11)
Fund Category
Type
Open End
Launch Date
August 1999
Risk Grade
Average
Return Grade
Above Average
1,323.19 (30/06/11)
Benchmark
Annual Returns
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
24.11
112.00
-56.03
40.95
26.15
Rank In Category
9/37
1/32
16/29
22/26
17/23
Category Average
18.78
81.79
-55.56
59.25
30.18
Fund Return
36.76 (30/08/11)
52-Week High
45.22 (09/11/10)
52-Week Low
35.44 (26/08/11)
Fund Category
Type
Open End
Launch Date
December 1999
Risk Grade
Average
Return Grade
Below Average
496.47 (30/06/11)
Benchmark
BSE 100
Trailing Returns
As of 30 Aug 2011
Year-to-Date
Fund Return
Category Return
Sensex
-14.85
-15.59
-19.96
-19.80
1-Week
0.46
0.57
-0.50
-0.59
1-Month
-6.63
-7.72
-9.79
-10.26
3-Month
-4.62
-6.25
-9.96
-10.11
1-Year
-6.80
-9.51
-8.96
-9.16
2-Year
6.16
6.38
1.54
1.96
3-Year
5.65
7.14
4.07
4.11
5-Year
6.33
8.38
6.96
7.48
Return less than 1-year are absolute and over 1 year are annualised
Annual Returns
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
Fund Return
17.57
72.88
-54.67
50.92
18.56
Rank In Category
21/37
24/32
13/29
19/26
22/23
Category Average
18.78
81.79
-55.56
59.25
30.18
Sensex
17.43
81.03
-52.45
47.15
46.70
17.95
75.76
-51.79
54.77
39.83
Quarterly Returns
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
2011
-6.86
-1.42
--
--
2010
2.10
1.15
13.61
0.21
2009
0.52
38.50
18.40
4.88
2008
-26.89
-12.84
-7.74
-22.90
2007
-9.05
14.16
17.71
23.48
2006
14.13
-16.33
13.19
9.68
2005
0.56
8.75
22.03
9.95
2004
1.13
-8.27
14.30
22.12
2003
-4.56
14.63
28.39
31.78
2002
13.72
-1.48
-4.42
10.61
2001
-11.28
-2.19
-19.91
24.16
2000
--
-4.90
-7.56
2.88
Fund Details
VR Category
Type
Open End
Load
Entry Load
Nil
Exit Load
Nil
Basics
Min Investment (Rs)
500
500
--
500
Pricing Method
Forward
15
15
10
Lock-in
1095 days
Cheque Writing
--
NAV Chart
26.0668 (30/08/11)
52-Week High
33.0172 (09/11/10)
52-Week Low
24.8573 (26/08/11)
Fund Category
Type
Open End
Launch Date
March 1997
Risk Grade
Above Average
Return Grade
Low
38.68 (30/06/11)
Benchmark
Sensex
Trailing Returns
As of 30 Aug 2011
Year-to-Date
Fund Return
Category Return
Sensex
-18.35
-15.59
-19.96
-19.80
1-Week
0.82
0.57
-0.50
-0.59
1-Month
-8.78
-7.72
-9.79
-10.26
3-Month
-8.26
-6.25
-9.96
-10.11
1-Year
-9.91
-9.51
-8.96
-9.16
2-Year
0.30
6.38
1.54
1.96
3-Year
2.65
7.14
4.07
4.11
5-Year
2.61
8.38
6.96
7.48
Return less than 1-year are absolute and over 1 year are annualised
Annual Returns
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
Fund Return
15.73
62.17
-56.87
48.76
28.25
Rank In Category
25/37
31/32
18/29
20/26
15/23
Category Average
18.78
81.79
-55.56
59.25
30.18
Sensex
17.43
81.03
-52.45
47.15
46.70
17.95
75.76
-51.79
54.77
39.83
Quarterly Returns
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
2011
-5.54
-2.96
--
--
2010
-0.77
2.53
12.81
0.83
2009
-1.91
44.49
15.35
-0.80
2008
-32.30
-17.10
-1.79
-21.75
2007
-8.47
11.13
12.49
30.01
2006
21.48
-14.04
10.63
11.02
2005
-1.25
5.06
17.33
1.74
2004
0.16
-11.68
9.68
14.63
2003
-7.79
22.88
33.02
29.50
2002
7.96
2.31
-11.37
15.69
2001
-44.71
-4.14
-2.09
3.35
2000
1.40
-20.23
-7.15
2.59
1999
19.71
4.32
32.89
9.02
1998
7.16
-15.00
4.56
-1.09
1997
--
--
-2.19
-1.73
Fund Details
VR Category
Type
Open End
Load
Entry Load
Nil
Exit Load
Nil
Basics
500
100
Min Balance
Pricing Method
SIP
Yes
--
100
No of Cheques
--
--
Forward
Note
15
15
Lock-in
1095 days
Cheque Writing
--
Section 54EA
Section 54EB
Section 54EC
Section 54ED
Section 10(33)
Section 112(1)
Section 94(7)
NAV Chart