An Analysis of Small Savings Schemes in India
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Abstract:
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This case study aims at providing insights into the prevailing small savings schemes in India. At the same time, it also takes a look at the financial aspect of the schemes based on their tax rebate, post-tax returns, tenure of the schemes, etc. The decision which scheme to invest in depends totally upon the liquidity needs of the investor. The decision to invest is also determined by the return offered by the scheme and at the same time its tax implications. Every scheme has its benefits for the investor.
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» Understand all the aspects of post office savings schemes in India.
» Get some insight into which scheme is better for which age group keeping their investment amount and time horizon in consideration.
» Understand the tax implications and the post tax effective rate of return.
» Have an idea about how these schemes are interrelated.
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Keywords:
Time value of money, Present and future value of annuities, Security analysis, Small savings schemes, Post office savings, Public provident fund (PPF), Company fixed deposits, Bonds, Mutual funds, Monthly Income Account, Kisan Vikas Patra, National Savings Certificate
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