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Save Tax

Invest in Tax Savings Funds (ELSS) and save upto 45,000/- in taxes
Why save Tax through Tax Saving Plans with KPC?
Growth of one time investment of rs 1.5 Lakhs.Expected growth in 3 Years 2.22 Lakh
  • LIC
  • Fix Deposits
  • PPF & NSC
  • Tax Saver Plan
Lock-In period
  • PPF15 Years
  • NSE5 Years
  • Tax Saver Plan3 Years
  • Tax Saving Bank FD5 Years
  • Life Insurance5 Years
  • Best Tax saving Mutual Funds
  • Easy To Invest
  • Zero Fees
  • Safe & Secure
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How much tax can you save?
You fall under 30% tax bracket
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Your tax amount 1,61,000
You can save taxes of upto 45,000

By Investing 1,50,000 Under 80C

Why ELSS is the Best Option?
Shortest Lock-in Period 3 Years
Potential for Wealth Creation 15% is the Category Avg return over 3 years
Convenience of SIP’s Automated Savings from bank account each month
Comparision of all Tax Saving Options u/s 80C
Parameter ELSS PPF EPF NSC FD ULIP LIC NPS
Risk Medium Low Low Low Low Medium Low Medium
Return 15% – 18% 7.6% 8.5% 7.8% 7% 8% 2% - 4% 10%
Lock In 3 years 15 years Till 58 age 5 years 5 years 5 years Min 10 years Till age of 60
Exemption - - - - - - - -

FAQs on ELSS

  • What are ELSS Funds?

    A mutual fund is a financial mechanism by which pooled resources of multiple investors are invested in different forms of securities. Investors are allotted units for their investments, and unit holders share the resulting profits and losses in proportion with their investments. Since the pooled resources are invested in different securities, risk gets diversified and since the investments are done by an experienced, professional fund manager, investors are assured significantly better returns at relatively low risk. From time to time, mutual funds come out with different schemes that have varied objectives. And to be eligible to solicit funds from investors, it is necessary that mutual funds be registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India.

  • How do ELSS Funds help you save Taxes?

    A mutual fund is a financial mechanism by which pooled resources of multiple investors are invested in different forms of securities. Investors are allotted units for their investments, and unit holders share the resulting profits and losses in proportion with their investments. Since the pooled resources are invested in different securities, risk gets diversified and since the investments are done by an experienced, professional fund manager, investors are assured significantly better returns at relatively low risk. From time to time, mutual funds come out with different schemes that have varied objectives. And to be eligible to solicit funds from investors, it is necessary that mutual funds be registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India.

  • Which ELSS is better- Growth or Dividend?

    A mutual fund is a financial mechanism by which pooled resources of multiple investors are invested in different forms of securities. Investors are allotted units for their investments, and unit holders share the resulting profits and losses in proportion with their investments. Since the pooled resources are invested in different securities, risk gets diversified and since the investments are done by an experienced, professional fund manager, investors are assured significantly better returns at relatively low risk. From time to time, mutual funds come out with different schemes that have varied objectives. And to be eligible to solicit funds from investors, it is necessary that mutual funds be registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India.

  • Are ELSS Funds Risky?

    A mutual fund is a financial mechanism by which pooled resources of multiple investors are invested in different forms of securities. Investors are allotted units for their investments, and unit holders share the resulting profits and losses in proportion with their investments. Since the pooled resources are invested in different securities, risk gets diversified and since the investments are done by an experienced, professional fund manager, investors are assured significantly better returns at relatively low risk. From time to time, mutual funds come out with different schemes that have varied objectives. And to be eligible to solicit funds from investors, it is necessary that mutual funds be registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India.

  • Do ELSS Funds provide a guaranteed return?

    A mutual fund is a financial mechanism by which pooled resources of multiple investors are invested in different forms of securities. Investors are allotted units for their investments, and unit holders share the resulting profits and losses in proportion with their investments. Since the pooled resources are invested in different securities, risk gets diversified and since the investments are done by an experienced, professional fund manager, investors are assured significantly better returns at relatively low risk. From time to time, mutual funds come out with different schemes that have varied objectives. And to be eligible to solicit funds from investors, it is necessary that mutual funds be registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India.

  • What is the investment limit for ELSS?

    A mutual fund is a financial mechanism by which pooled resources of multiple investors are invested in different forms of securities. Investors are allotted units for their investments, and unit holders share the resulting profits and losses in proportion with their investments. Since the pooled resources are invested in different securities, risk gets diversified and since the investments are done by an experienced, professional fund manager, investors are assured significantly better returns at relatively low risk. From time to time, mutual funds come out with different schemes that have varied objectives. And to be eligible to solicit funds from investors, it is necessary that mutual funds be registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India.

  • How long should you stay invested into ELSS?

    A mutual fund is a financial mechanism by which pooled resources of multiple investors are invested in different forms of securities. Investors are allotted units for their investments, and unit holders share the resulting profits and losses in proportion with their investments. Since the pooled resources are invested in different securities, risk gets diversified and since the investments are done by an experienced, professional fund manager, investors are assured significantly better returns at relatively low risk. From time to time, mutual funds come out with different schemes that have varied objectives. And to be eligible to solicit funds from investors, it is necessary that mutual funds be registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India.

  • Can I withdraw from my ELSS before three years are complete?

    A mutual fund is a financial mechanism by which pooled resources of multiple investors are invested in different forms of securities. Investors are allotted units for their investments, and unit holders share the resulting profits and losses in proportion with their investments. Since the pooled resources are invested in different securities, risk gets diversified and since the investments are done by an experienced, professional fund manager, investors are assured significantly better returns at relatively low risk. From time to time, mutual funds come out with different schemes that have varied objectives. And to be eligible to solicit funds from investors, it is necessary that mutual funds be registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India.

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