Arbitrage seems to be good alternative to investors pulling out their money from debt mutual funds. Investors need to know that arbitrage funds can give negative returns in short term and approx. 6% annualized return if held for a year
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These category gives tax advantage as compared to a debt fund, for those who want to invest for less than 3 years.
Arbitrage is an equity oriented scheme with returns similar to a debt fund. So, it will long term if held for more than 1 year.
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Arbitrage is an equity oriented scheme with returns similar to a debt fund. So, it will long term if held for more than 1 year.
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Long term capital gain in arbitrage is 10% if gain is more than 1 lac for that particular year.
Whereas for debt funds it is 20% with indexation after 3 years and as per tax slab if redeemed before 3 years.
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Whereas for debt funds it is 20% with indexation after 3 years and as per tax slab if redeemed before 3 years.
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There won't be any tax in arbitrage fund upto roundown investment of Rs. 5 lacs if we assume 6% annualized return with investment of 3 years. This seems to be interesting. Note: This is just example.
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