Nano G-sec
Theory
- NANO G-sec is the small stride to make Citizens Invest in the most Secured Product named G-sec (Government Security) which is currently conserved only by the Treasury Rooms of wholesale players.
- Government Securities (G-sec) are sovereign securities which are issued by the Reserve Bank of India on behalf of Government of India, in lieu of the Central Government’s Market Borrowing Programme.
- G-Sec offer maximum safety as they carry Unconditional & Irrevocable Guarantee by Government of India for Payment of Principal and Interest.
Requirements
- Demat Account.
- Cheque in the favour of KGMS Broking & Research (P) Ltd.
- To ease the flow of Investment six advance cheques are preferred.
Strategy to Invest In Nano Gsec
Comparison with Fixed Deposit
PARTICULARS | G-SEC | FIXED DEPOSIT |
---|---|---|
Interest Payment | Semi-annually | At maturity or Periodically as opted by investor |
Holding & Liquidity | It can be held in Demat Form and Can be sold in Secondary Market | Only in Physical Form and Premature exit possible with penalty on interest payment |
Possibility of Capital Gain/Loss | Investor can earn Capital Gain by Existing at opportune time. Capital loss through possible can be Avoided by holding till Maturity. | No Capital Gain |
Tenure | 1-40 Years | 7 days to 10 Years |
Services
- Buying / Selling Support
- Website & Mobile App to view your portfolio.
- Periodic Reports
SAFETY LIKE
NEVER BEFORE
Disclaimer
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