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30 December 2017by financial_rsfs_kol in RSFS Advice

Debt Funds Outlook

Dear Friends, The year 2017 comes to a close. What a year it has been !! Sensex & Nifty have gained by around 30% each, while the INR has appreciated by over 6%. Gold has gained by 7%. In contrast, the benchmark 10-year government bond is the worst-performing asset in calendar year 2017. The bond [… […]

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11 April 2017by financial_rsfs_kol in RSFS Advice

Debt funds better than FD

Dear Friends, In my article dated 30th Nov’2015, I had advocated investments in debt funds as an alternative to FD. Throughout 2016, we had advised investors to move out from gilt and invest in accrual products as the yields had come down to abysmal lows of 6.50% to 6.20 % without a commensurate red […]

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15 February 2017by financial_rsfs_kol in RSFS Advice

“Shocker from RBI”

Dear Friends, RBI, in its monetary policy on  8th Feb’17, changed its stance on interest rates from “accommodative” to “neutral”. What it means is that it signaled the end of immediate further interest rate cut, thereby catching off guard each and every fund manager in the country.  This act of RBI, […]

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5 November 2016by financial_rsfs_kol in RSFS Advice

“Early bird catches the worm”

Dear Friends, I reproduce below an article appearing in ET edition dated 4th Nov’16. This article highlights alternative investments for Fixed Deposits.   This is exactly what I had advised though about a year back.   The idea is, one needs to preempt the happening and act accordingly in order to ma […]

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9 August 2016by financial_rsfs_kol in RSFS Advice

“Time to switch to Accrual Funds from Duration”

Switch to Accrual Debt from duration Dear Friends, A brief Synopsis of what has happened in the past: Since Jan’2015, RBI has reduced interest rates to the tune of 150  basis points. Going forward, the interest rates are bound to soften further. But looking on to the current bond prices, I believe t […]

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23 December 2015by financial_rsfs_kol in RSFS Advice

Investment u/s 80 C- Equity or PPF

Investment us 80c Dear Friends, Budget 2015 raised exemption u/s  80C to Rs. 1.50 lacs per annum. This presents a great opportunity to individuals to invest and save tax. But the question is which is a better investment vehicle for sec 80 C : While each instrument has its own merits and demerits, th […]

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30 September 2015by financial_rsfs_kol in RSFS Advice

Market recommendation "PARDE KE PEECHE"

Dear friends,  When a movie is made and say the Producer Director is Raju Hirani, Actor Aamir Khan, Music Director –Rehman, etc etc …the probability of the movie being a hit will be high. Why!! Simply because the people behind the same, are talented, true to their vocation, and the intent is there t […]

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1 September 2015by financial_rsfs_kol in RSFS Advice

Alternative to FMP/FD/Tax Free bonds

Dear Friends, In Feb’2014, GOI came out with Tax-free bonds bearing an Interest rate of up to 8.90% for 15 yrs bond. With the decrease of 50 Bps in interest in FY 2015 and further downtrend, it is expected that this year Tax-free bonds would be issued in the range of 7.75 to 8.00% interest. […] […]

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1 September 2015by financial_rsfs_kol in RSFS Advice

Alternative to FMP/FD/Tax Free bond

(This Article is exact reproduction of my earlier article dated 25th May’15. There has been no material change in my thoughts except the fact that the interest rates have been reduced further by 25 BPS. Please read the figures accordingly.) Dear Friends, In Feb’2014, GOI came out with Tax-free bonds […]

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28 May 2014by financial_rsfs_kol in RSFS Advice

“HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN”

Dear friends, The country has witnessed a rarest of event. Never in last 30 years of India, any political party has stamped its authority the way BJP has done. I will not go into any eulogies as everyone must have read volumes on it. Modi Govt represents the hopes of 1.25 billion people. Hope of: [… […]

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