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Understanding Children’s Funds
What are Children’s Funds?
Children’s funds are solution-oriented mutual fund schemes with the objective of creating a fund for your child’s future needs. These funds have a lock-in period of 5 years or till your child becomes an adult.
What are the features of Children’s Funds?
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Lock-in of 5 years or till child’s majority, whichever is earlier
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SIP or lump sum investment
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Asset allocation in equity and debt securities
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Long-term wealth creation
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Open-ended schemes with professional fund management
What should you know before investing in Children’s Funds?
- There’s a lock-in period which restricts liquidity in the initial investment years
- You can choose from hybrid or equity-oriented funds based on your risk profile
- If you invest in equity-oriented funds, invest with a long-term view to ride out short-term volatility.
- Hybrid funds add the stability of debt and lower volatility risks
- The returns depend on the underlying assets and benchmark index
Who should invest in Children’s Funds?
Parents looking for a dedicated investment avenue for their child
Investors who have a long-term investment horizon
Parents who want market-linked returns on their investments
What is the tax implication of Children’s Funds?
Equity-oriented funds
• Returns up to Rs.1 lakh are tax-free
• Returns exceeding Rs.1 lakh are taxed at 10%
Debt-oriented funds
• Returns earned are taxed at income tax slab rates
What is the tax implication of Children’s Funds?
Growth option
• Accumulate the returns over the investment tenure for compounding benefit
Dividend option
• Get regular dividends from the returns earned for a regular income



