The State Government in its prioritised
perspective on governance has adopted
"Navaratnalu”. Which of the following
would be the best explanation of the
Scheme?
Answers
Answer:
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Definition
Definition of 'Scheme Options'
Definition: There are a number of scheme options available to the investors depending upon how much they want to earn and as per their risk appetite.
Description: As per the investment objective, scheme options available in India are:
Growth Schemes: These schemes are appropriate for investors who are looking for capital appreciation in the long run.
Dividend Schemes: Dividends are paid out of the distributable surplus of the funds. They are bifurcated into dividend payout and dividend reinvest. In dividend payout, the dividends declared are actually paid out to the investors. Under dividend reinvest, the dividend declared is used to buy additional units to the investors. The NAV falls by the amount of dividend declared.
Bonus Schemes: These schemes give bonus units to the unit holders as per a pre-defined ratio.
Also See: Investment Objective, Capital Appreciation, Debt Schemes, Equity Funds, Treasury Bills, Liquidity
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