How to Redeem ELSS SIP?
Redeeming Equity Linked Savings Scheme SIPs require a clear
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Returns |
| Fund Name |
5 Years |
7 Years |
10 Years |
| Max Life |
27.23% |
19.83% |
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| Tata AIA |
31.77% |
20.57% |
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| Bajaj Allianz |
25.23% |
11.96% |
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| HDFC Standard |
26.46% |
13.5% |
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| Canara HSBC Oriental Bank |
21.15% |
10.32% |
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| Bharti AXA |
24.02% |
14.49% |
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| Birla Sun Life |
27.77% |
12.67% |
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| ICICI Prudential |
24.03% |
13.02% |
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| LIC |
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| PNB Metlife |
23.2% |
17.21% |
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Returns |
| Fund Name |
3 Years |
5 Years |
10 Years |
| QUANT |
23.92% |
31.48% |
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| PARAG PARIKH |
20.69% |
26.41% |
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| EDELWEISS |
22.34% |
24.29% |
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| KOTAK |
24.64% |
25.01% |
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| MIRAE ASSET |
19.74% |
24.32% |
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| PGIM INDIA |
14.75% |
23.39% |
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| DSP |
18.41% |
22.33% |
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| CANARA ROBECO |
20.05% |
21.80% |
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| SUNDARAM |
18.27% |
18.22% |
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What are ELSS Funds?
ELSS (Equity Linked Saving Scheme) is a type of fund that invests primarily in stocks (equity). It offers the dual benefit of potential for high returns and tax benefits. Investments in ELSS qualify for a tax deduction under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act in India, up to a limit of ₹1.5 lakh per year. ELSS funds have a lock-in period of 3 years, meaning you cannot withdraw your investment before that period.
You can invest in ELSS funds through SIP. This is a popular option as it allows you to benefit from the tax advantages of ELSS while also leveraging the benefits of SIP, such as rupee-cost averaging and disciplined investing.
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Monthly Investment
₹22.4 L
Top Funds with High Returns (Past 7 Years)
17.93%
High Growth Fund
17.6%
Top 200 Fund
13.73%
Accelerator Mid-Cap Fund II
14.37%
Opportunities Fund
9.16%
Equity II Fund
12.73%
Accelerator Fund
14.17%
Growth Opportunities Plus Fund
15.04%
Multiplier
11.46%
Equity Top 250 Fund
12.64%
Future Apex Fund
11.9%
Opportunities Fund
14.02%
Frontline Equity Fund
15.2%
Virtue II
10.41%
Pension Dynamic Equity Fund
11.83%
Top 300 Fund
9.96%
Blue-Chip Equity Fund
How Can You Redeem Your Investments In ELSS?
Investing in Equity Linked Savings Scheme (ELSS) funds offers tax-saving benefits and potential returns. Redeeming your ELSS funds involves simple steps:
For Lump Sum Investments:
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Contact Fund House: Reach out to the fund house where you invested.
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Submit Redemption Form: Fill out the form accurately, specifying the redemption amount.
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Verification and Timeline: The fund house will verify your request and credit the redemption amount to your bank account within 3-7 working days.
For SIP Investments:
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Review SIP Terms: Understand the lock-in period and terms associated with your SIP investments.
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Stop SIP and Redeem: Contact the fund house to stop further SIP instalments and redeem existing units.
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Follow Redemption Process: Submit the necessary documents and follow the redemption process outlined by the fund house.
How to Redeem Lump Sum Investments From ELSS?
Redeeming lump sum investments from Equity Linked Savings Schemes (ELSS) involves a simple yet time-sensitive process. Once you invest a lump sum amount in an ELSS, the lock-in period begins from the date of purchase. In practical terms, this means you can only sell your ELSS units after a period of 3 years from the investment date.
Illustration
Suppose you invest Rs. 10,000 in an ELSS scheme on 10th March 2024. The lock-in period for this investment ends on 11th March 2027, exactly 3 years from the date of your initial investment.
How to Redeem SIP Investments From ELSS?
ELSS (Equity Linked Saving Scheme) funds offer tax benefits but come with a mandatory lock-in period of 3 years. This applies to each individual SIP instalment, not the entire SIP itself.
Here's how to redeem your SIP investments from an ELSS fund, with an example:
Check the Lock-in Period:
Example:
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Let's say you started an SIP of Rs. 5,000 in an ELSS fund on January 1, 2021. This installment can be redeemed after January 1, 2024.
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Similarly, the SIP instalment invested on February 1, 2021, can be redeemed after February 1, 2024, and so on.
How to Calculate Your Returns on ELSS SIP Investments?
One effective method to determine the returns on your ELSS SIP investments is by using an SIP calculator. An SIP calculator is a financial tool that helps you estimate the future value of your investments made through SIPs. By using an SIP calculator, investors gain insights into the potential wealth accumulation from their ELSS SIPs, enabling them to make informed decisions regarding their investment strategies.
Conclusion
By understanding the redemption process and adhering to the lock-in periods associated with ELSS investments, investors can effectively manage their portfolios and achieve their financial goals with confidence.
FAQ's
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Am I required to redeem my ELSS units once the lock-in period ends?
No, the redemption of ELSS units post-lock-in period is not mandatory. ELSS funds transition into open-ended schemes with full liquidity after three years, offering the flexibility to continue holding or redeem based on your financial objectives.
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What happens if I don't redeem my ELSS units after the lock-in period?
Your ELSS investment remains unaffected if you choose not to redeem after the lock-in period. It continues to be subject to market fluctuations, with gains taxed according to regulations upon future redemption.
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Is it advisable to redeem my ELSS after the lock-in and reinvest in another ELSS for tax benefits?
While redeeming and reinvesting in another ELSS for tax benefits is an option, consider your financial goals and existing fund performance. Ensure such actions align with your overall investment strategy and risk tolerance.
