Showing posts with label idfc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label idfc. Show all posts

Friday, February 18, 2011

Mutual Funds-New Fund offers


                           
Name                                                   Open Date        Close Date
IDFC Infrastructure Fund (D)             14-02-11             28-02-11
IDFC Infrastructure Fund (G)              14-02-11         28-02-11
Canara Robeco Gilt Advantage (D)    14-02-11         21-02-11
Canara Robeco Gilt Advantage (G)   14-02-11        21-02-11
Canara CPOF Sr-1 (36M) A (D)       11-02-11        24-02-11
Canara CPOF Sr-1 (36M) A (G)       11-02-11        24-02-11
IDBI Monthly Income Plan (G)        14-02-11        28-02-11
IDBI Monthly Income Plan (MD)     14-02-11       28-02-11
IDBI Monthly Income Plan (QD)     14-02-11       28-02-11
Reliance Gold Savings Fund (D)      14-02-11       28-02-11
Reliance Gold Savings Fund (G)      14-02-11       28-02-11
SBI Capital Protection Fund- Sr-II    18-02-11       04-03-11

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Infrastructure Bonds


IIFCL infrastructure bonds -  issue will  close on March 4, 2011
www.idfc.com  

REC Infrastructure bonds    -  issue will close on March 28, 2011
http://recindia.nic.in/

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Infrastructure Bonds: A new avenue to save tax

If you have exhausted the Rs.100000 limit under section 80C, don't worry; there is another avenue to save tax.  A new section 80CCF was introduced in the 2010-11 budget. Under this section an investment upto a maximum of Rs. 20000 in infrastructure bonds would be deductible from your taxable  income. This deduction of  Rs.20000 will be over and above the Rs.100000 limit of deduction available under section 80c,80ccc and 80ccd. 
       
                Long term infrastructure bonds will be issued by
IFCI- Industrial Finance Corporation of india
LIC - Life Insurance Corporation of India
IDFC - Infrastructure Development Finance Company 
NBFCs classified as Infrastructure Finance Company by RBI .
                                     
These  bonds will mature after a period of  10 years. But the investors can exit from the bonds after the 5 year lock-in period.IFCI bond is now closed for subscription.  Only IDFC infrastructure bond and REC infrastructure bond are currently open for subscription.  The IDFC bond  issue closes on  February 04, 2011.  The REC infrastructure bond isssue will close on March 28, 2011.  

                                                   These bonds offer  a yield of 8% compounded annually.

For details about REC infrastructure bonds  click on http://www.recindia.nic.in/infra.html

                     For  IDFC infrastructure bonds click on http://www.idfc.com/infrastructure_bonds.htm