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"Different plans have a different expense structure. The performance details provided herein are of Regular plan." * CAGR - Compounded annualized Growth Rate
"Different plans have a different expense structure. The performance details provided herein are of Regular plan." * CAGR - Compounded annualized Growth Rate
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What is UTI Medium Term Fund?
UTI Medium Term Fund is an open ended medium term debt scheme investing in instruments such that the Macaulay duration of the portfolio is between 3 years and 4 years. (Please refer to page no. 19 of SID on which the concept of Macaulay duration has been explained)
Why Should I Invest in UTI Medium Term Fund?
•The scheme aims to generate superior risk adjusted returns from both
interest income and capital gains
•Maintains well-diversified portfolio of government securities and
debt instruments with a portfolio duration of 3 to 4 years
How to Invest in UTI Medium Term Fund?
Investors can simply log on to utimf.com or use UTI Mutual Fund Application and start investing subject to KYC compliance. Investors may also approach nearest UTI Financial Centers (UFCs). Alternatively, you may also approach your mutual fund distributor, financial advisor or various online platform for investments.
How are Medium Term Fund taxed?
UTI Medium Term Fund will attract capital gains tax if the redemption value
is more than the purchase price. The gains can either be short term or long
term in nature.
If you hold units for 3 years or less, the gains made are subject to
Short-Term Capital Gains Tax and are taxed as per your income slab. If you
hold the units for more than three years, the gains are subject to Long-Term
Capital Gains Tax which is taxed at 20% and you would get the benefit of
indexation (available to debt funds). Indexation accounts for the effect of
inflation in the acquisition purchase cost i.e. the purchase price is
increased to adjust for inflation (using an index provided by the
Government) before calculating the capital gain. Thus, it reduces the
overall tax liability.