Mutual Funds For Nri - Build A Good Portfolio

By Author: Kirthy Shetty
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Indian mutual fund industry allures Non resident Indians to invest in Indian companies. NRIs also have the satisfaction that they have some earnings made in their hometown too. Hence these mutual funds are offering good options to them. Non resident Indian can build a good portfolio by investing in Indian companies' mutual funds and hold shares and debentures. Non Resident Indian living abroad can buy and sell Indian mutual funds online easily and quickly. For all his investments, it is better to hold an NRE or Non Resident External account.

In order to enjoy the interest earned on mutual funds and other income, without any tax deduction one must have an NRE account (Non Resident External). An NRE account allows you to transfer the income earned overseas as these accounts are on repatriation basis. Any profits gained, interest earned through rental income, shares, debentures or mutual funds are not taxable income. NRE savings account and NRE investment account can be applied simultaneously. Earn good rate of interest by holding an NRE account.

This way, your savings and your investments in your hometown will be ...
... taken care of. Careful assessment of the company's track record must be checked. Invest in a company with superior performance track record and be aware that mutual fund investment is subject to market risks. You must read the terms and condition of any funds or insurance policies before you continue investing in them.

With the help of mutual funds, you can buy and sell huge amount of securities at a given point of time. Hence, the transaction cost paid by the non resident Indians will be lesser. These funds can be converted in cash any time and you may enjoy it abroad by transferring the profits abroad.

Investing money is a wise option but care should be taken to make the right type of investment!

Kirthy Shetty, Expert Author.
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