Tax planning can feel overwhelming, but don't worry! We've got some fun and unique investment options that could help you boost your tax savings. Let’s explore them together in this video.
First, we will discuss Agricultural Bonds, issued by NABARD. These bonds not only support agriculture but also offer tax exemptions under Section 80CCF. We will also cover Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), which could provide a way to invest in real estate minus the management hassles. They offer tax-free dividends and help in diversifying your portfolio. Another interesting option that you’ll learn about is Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs). These allow gold investment with tax-exempt capital gains at maturity.
If you’re open to a bit of risk, Peer-to-Peer (P2P) lending might interest you. Though taxable, the high potential returns could offer an edge for adventurous investors. For those focused on sustainability, the video will explore Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) funds that support ethical companies. We’ll also go over art and collectibles. When held for over two years, you could enjoy a unique, passion-driven way to save on taxes.
While these investments present unique opportunities, always consider your risk tolerance and consult a financial advisor. Stay tuned for more insights on building a tax-efficient portfolio!
Consider Agricultural Bonds from NABARD for swift tax benefits and tax-free interest income under Section 80CCF
Explore Real Estate Investment Trusts to invest in real estate with tax-free dividends
Opt for Sovereign Gold Bonds for tax-exempt capital gains at maturity and an annual interest income
Venture into Peer-to-Peer lending for potential high returns and tax benefits, offering an alternative for risk-tolerant investors
Embrace ESG funds for socially responsible investments, aligning your values with tax-efficient dividends
Consider long-term gains in art and collectibles held for over two years for a unique opportunity to merge passion with financial gains
Assess your risk tolerance, and consult with a financial advisor before exploring unconventional investment avenues