Equity Linked Saving Scheme

An ELSS as a tax-saving option is mostly preferred by younger taxpayers

Some see potential in the newly introduced passive option, other see promise in active ELSS

If you wish to save to save taxes, some experts might suggest you invest in ELSS. But what are these? Listen to this podcast to know.

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International funds have given negative returns of 17% in the last one year, while pharma and banking funds are down by 12.5% and 8.1% respectively

SEBI allowed mutual funds to launch passively managed ELSS, though with a caveat that mutual funds can have either an actively-managed ELSS scheme or passively-managed one, but not in both categories

The move will allow new fund houses that are especially focusing on passive schemes to float a passively-managed ELSS fund

Of all types of investments deductible under Section 80C, ELSS tends to be one of the most popular and efficient tax-saving instruments. Here is all that you need to know about ELSS funds

Why should investors invest in ELSS? Is there any down side to investing in ELSS? How should one select the right fund? In this podcast, we discussed how to go go about investing in ELSS funds

Notably, all the funds fell less than their respective benchmark indices during the bear market

Business Standard explains the concept of equity-linked saving schemes and how you can benefit from investing in these instruments