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    Buying T-bills (Treasury Bills) and Government Bonds directly v/s Investing in Liquid & Overnight Funds

    @jayy18 First Fixed income doesnt come under capital gains i.e. STCG or LTCG. All fixed income are taxed under normal income slabs in india with some exceptions. Now if u invest in funds u will not realize any gains until u redeem. It can be forever
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    Buying T-bills (Treasury Bills) and Government Bonds directly v/s Investing in Liquid & Overnight Funds

    @jayy18 In that way yes but if u compare it to debt fund u will pay tax when u redeem the units so it will get keep reinvested without any tax
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    Buying T-bills (Treasury Bills) and Government Bonds directly v/s Investing in Liquid & Overnight Funds

    @rocketman101 Yup I guess. Very bad choise if u are in 30% slab
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    Should I buy a flat in Bangalore with a salary of 3L p.m + investment advice

    @robo23 50K rental flat will easily cost 3Cr I am guessing. Can you manage that EMI. If yes go for it
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    Buying T-bills (Treasury Bills) and Government Bonds directly v/s Investing in Liquid & Overnight Funds

    @rocketman101 Nope taxed at ur income slab if I am not wrong
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    So I made a mistake - help

    @daregreatly17 Fix a date for all credit cards generally 1st of every month or your salary day pay them off. Dont wait till the last date of due
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    Buying T-bills (Treasury Bills) and Government Bonds directly v/s Investing in Liquid & Overnight Funds

    @anotherblowhard U probably got some amount back in 2-3 days after bond auction. So technically u didnt put 30k
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    Buying T-bills (Treasury Bills) and Government Bonds directly v/s Investing in Liquid & Overnight Funds

    @kuskus1 I moved to tbills for shortterm needs. I dont want to pay the TER for that funds. But u loose liquidity
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    Thoughts on this article?

    @ironmike59 Just skimmed feels like contradicting points. What is the gist of the article
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