Debt mutual funds are fixed-income mutual funds schemes that aim at investing in fixed-income instruments like Corporate bonds, G-Secs, CPs, CDs, Corporate bonds, T-Bills, etc. Debt mutual funds generate income from the money of investors. It is one of the most demanding options for investment. Also, it is preferred for steady returns.
Debt Mutual Funds are a relatively safe and high-yielding instrument for many investors. In comparison to FDs, Debt Mutual Funds provide better post-tax returns if invested atleast for 3 years.
Debt funds without dependence on market sentiments are more likely to provide a steady and stable return on your investments. For investors with a low appetite for risk, debt mutual funds are a safe investment instrument. The Debt fund returns are also a great attraction for many.
Debt funds generally unlike FDs do not come with mandatory lock-in periods and so can be easily liquidated. In the case of your investment in debt funds, you have the option to cash out of your investment much more quickly in comparison to many other investing tools like FDs. You can consider investing in debt funds if you wish to park our fund for a short duration to meet your unexpected emergencies.
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