Wealth & Investments
ELSS / Tax Saving Funds
Tax SavingConsider eligible tax-saving equity funds while understanding market risk, lock-in and prevailing tax rules.
Get AssistanceKey benefits
How this service can help
- Eligible Section 80C option under prevailing law
- Equity growth potential
- Three-year statutory lock-in
- SIP or lump-sum options
Who this is for
Investors seeking a goal-based approach matched to their horizon, liquidity needs and willingness to accept risk.
Key features
- Each SIP instalment has its own lock-in
- Tax benefit depends on regime and eligibility
- Equity-oriented and market-linked
Eligibility / requirements
What is generally required
- PAN and completed KYC
- Eligibility under prevailing tax rules
- Capacity to remain invested through lock-in
Documents
Keep these details ready
- PAN and identity/address proof
- Cancelled cheque or bank proof
- KYC and FATCA declarations, as applicable
How it works
A clear, guided process
- STEP 1
Confirm tax regime and eligibility
- STEP 2
Assess equity risk
- STEP 3
Compare suitable ELSS schemes
- STEP 4
Invest and retain records
Frequently asked questions
Common questions
Who should consider ELSS / Tax Saving Funds?
Suitability depends on your goal, time horizon, liquidity needs and risk profile. Review these factors before investing.
Are returns guaranteed?
No. Market-linked returns fluctuate and are not guaranteed.
Can I change or stop the plan?
Transaction, lock-in, exit-load and tax rules vary. Check the selected scheme terms before making changes.
Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Please read all scheme-related documents carefully before investing. Tax benefits depend on prevailing law and individual eligibility.
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