The people who start saving earlier can save lot more for their retirement days. Taking the advice of the financial expert and managing the money according to the financial objectives pays back in the long run and helps in sustenance. Investment in mutual funds provides such a platform where your investment is guided by the professionals who on your behalf invest your money after analysing the market condition. Also, MF provides investor the opportunity to park their money in diverse assets.
The various types of funds offered by the AMCs cater to the varied requirements of the customers. Valuing the interest of its customers Reliance Group has introduced multiple Reliance mutual fund schemes to help people attain their financial objectives. The AMC offers various schemes under the types of equity, debt, liquid and gold funds.
Reliance Mutual Fund Schemes
1. Equity Funds - Equity funds are the best option for the people who love taking risk. They provide the return that match up with the total returns of the securities as represented by their benchmark subject to tracking error. Under these funds, there are 38 funds offered the Group. They are as follows:
- Reliance Vision Fund
- Reliance Top 200 Fund
- Reliance Quant Plus Fund
- Reliance NRI Equity Fund
- Reliance Focused Large Cap Fund
- Reliance Index Fund - Nifty plan
- Reliance Index Fund - Sensex Plan
- Reliance Growth Fund
- Reliance Mid & Small Cap Fund
- Reliance Small Cap Fund
- Reliance Regular Savings Fund - Equity option
- Reliance Equity Opportunities Fund
- Reliance Banking Fund
- Reliance Diversified Power sector Fund
- Reliance Pharma Fund
- Reliance Media & Entertainment Fund
- Reliance Tax Saver (ELSS) Fund
- Reliance ETF Nifty 100 (formerly known as R*Shares CNX 100 ETF)
- Reliance ETF Dividend Opportunities (formerly known as R*Shares Dividend Opportunities ETF)
- Reliance ETF Consumption (formerly known as R*Shares Consumption ETF)
- Reliance Regular Savings Fund - Balanced option
- Reliance Arbitrage Advantage Fund
- Reliance Japan Equity Fund
- Reliance ETF Sensex (formerly known as R*Shares Sensex ETF)
- Reliance Equity Savings Fund
- Reliance ETF NV20 (formerly known as R*Shares NV20 ETF)
- Reliance US Equity Opportunities Fund
- Reliance ETF Long Term Gilt (formerly known as R* Shares Long Term Gilt ETF)
- CPSE-ETF
- Reliance ETF Gold BeES (formerly known as R*Shares Gold BeES)
- Reliance ETF Bank BeES (formerly known as R*Shares Bank BeES)
- Reliance ETF PSU Bank BeES (formerly known as R*Shares PSU Bank BeES)
- Reliance ETF Shariah BeES (formerly known as R*Shares Shariah BeES)
- Reliance ETF Infra BeES (formerly known as R*Shares Infra BeES)
- Reliance ETF Junior BeES (formerly known as R*Shares Junior BeES)
- Reliance ETF Hang Seng BeES (formerly known as R*Shares Hang Seng BeES)
- Reliance ETF Liquid BeES (formerly known as R*Shares Liquid BeES)
- Reliance ETF Nifty BeES (formerly known as R*Shares Nifty BeES)
2. Debt Funds - In debt funds, the investment is made in debt-market instruments like bonds, government securities, debentures etc. There are 11 funds offered under debt funds:
- Reliance Floating Rate Fund - Short Term Plan
- Reliance Money Manager Fund
- Reliance Medium Term Fund
- Reliance Short Term Fund
- Reliance Regular Savings Fund - Debt option
- Reliance Income Fund
- Reliance Dynamic Bond Fund
- Reliance Gilt Securities Fund
- Reliance Monthly Income Plan
- Reliance Corporate Bond fund
- Reliance Banking & PSU Debt Fund
3. Liquid Funds - As the name suggests, these funds park money in short-term or very short-term securities with a maturity period of up to 91 days. The liquid funds include:
- Reliance Liquidity Fund
- Reliance Liquid Fund - Cash Plan
- Reliance Liquid Fund - Treasury Plan
4. Gold Funds - Gold Funds are directed towards generating returns that are related to the returns calculated by the price of gold by investing in gold. The company offers Reliance Gold Savings Fund for the people to reap the advantage.
5. Retirement Fund-Equity & Debt - This fund assures capital growth and continual income to the investors who are planning their retirement by investing in a combo of securities that include equity, equity related securities and fixed income instruments. It offers the benefit of tax-saving and pension to the people planning their retirement. The fund includes the following two schemes:
- Reliance Retirement Fund- Wealth Creation Scheme
- Reliance Retirement Fund-Income Generation Scheme
The funds are rated by CRISIL and are registered with SEBI which assures the safety of investor’s money. According to the need and financial goal the customer can select the Reliance mutual fund schemes after seeing the performance and ranking of the particular fund over the period.
Disclaimer - Mutual Funds are subject to market risks. Please read the scheme related documents carefully before investing.
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