Fixed deposits
What is the tenure or duration of Shriram Finance Ltd FD?
The tenure of Non-Cumulative FD is also available in 12, 24, 36, 48 and 60 months. Click here for more details about Shriram Finance Ltd Fixed Deposit
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Fixed deposits
What is the minimum and maximum investment amount for Shriram Finance Ltd FD?
The minimum investment in Shriram Finance FD is also Rs. 5,000. However, there is no limit on the maximum amount of investment in Shriram Finance FD. Deposits also will be accepted in multiples of…
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Fixed deposits
What is Shriram Finance Ltd FD?
Shriram Finance Ltd FD is a fixed deposit scheme also offered by Shriram Finance Ltd. A leading non-banking financial company (NBFC) in India. It is also a popular investment option where…
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Bonds & NCDs
Can NRI invest in IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds?
Yes, NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) are eligible to invest in IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds. NRIs can purchase capital gain bonds issued in order to avail tax benefits. By investing in 54EC…
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Bonds & NCDs
How long does it take to receive a physical bond certificate in the case of an IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bond?
Typically, it takes approximately 8 weeks from the date of allotment to receive a physical bond certificate for IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds. However, there can be a delay of up to 15 days in…
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Bonds & NCDs
If I want IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds in Demat form, will I get an IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bond certificate?
If you have chosen to apply for IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds in demat form, you will not receive a physical certificate. Instead the bonds will be reflected as frozen holdings in your demat…
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Tax & forms
If I process the application and make the payment, what do I need to submit to my CA for tax exemption purposes or do I need to wait for my bond certificate?
To invest in IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds, you must make the RTGS or NEFT transfer to the designated account. Additionally, you need to submit the application form and required paperwork. It is…
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Bonds & NCDs
Will it be sufficient if I make the RTGS or NEFT transfer to the IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds account first and then submit the application form?
Yes, you must submit the required paperwork, as well as your UTRN No. / Payment reference number, to the nearest bank branch in according to purchase 54EC IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bond. (Otherwise…
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Bonds & NCDs
Do IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds needs a nominee signature?
In 54EC IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds, the requirement for a nominee signature is typically not mandatory. The nomination process for these bonds may not involve obtaining the nominee’s signature…
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Bonds & NCDs
How many nominees are permitted in an IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bond application?
In an IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bond application, you can typically nominate only one person as the nominee per application. The nominee is the individual who would receive the bond’s benefits in…
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Bonds & NCDs
Will I apply for IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds more than once? For e.g., would you rather invest Rs. 50 lakh in two applications worth Rs. 25 lakh each or five applications worth Rs. 10 lakh each?
Under Section 54EC, the maximum tax benefit available for investment in IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds is Rs. 50 lakhs. This means that regardless of the number of applications you submit, the…
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Bonds & NCDs
Whom can I contact to check the status of my application form, interest payments, maturity payments, change of bank details, name change, nomination change and so on for IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds?
For any inquiries regarding the status of your application form, interest payments, maturity payments, change of bank details, name change, nomination change, and other related matters for…
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