ELSS LUMPSUM

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asu12 asked 10 years ago
Sir, To take the full advantage of 80 c, my father ( age 63) has to invest more rs. 50000 within this coming march,2017. And my father wants to invest in elss( franklin india tax shield fund) as a lump sum investment. So I want to know two information.
  1. Can I continue this fund and redeem it after my father death (if yes then I want to continue it for 25 - 30 years)?
  2. Is it right option to make a investment at this moment (because due to budget expectation the market is in a boom period,) or should I wait for the coming election results of five states?
Please guide me.
5 Answers
Sreekanth Staff answered 10 years ago
Hi, May I now if this investment is based on your Fin goals or your father's? 
asu12 answered 10 years ago
SIR, MY FATHER WANTS TO INVEST THIS MONEY FOR MY FUTURE. SO IT IS FOR MY FINANCIAL GOAL.
Sreekanth Staff answered 10 years ago
Hi, 1 - He can invest it as a lump sum investment making you as Nominee... 2- As it is for your financial goal, which can be a long-term one, kindly do not wait to TIME the markets..  
asu12 answered 10 years ago
THANK YOU SIR FOR YOUR GUIDANCE . SIR I WANT TO ADD TWO MORE QUESTION I.E. 1.SHOULD I TAKE GROWTH OPTION OR DIVIDEND REINVESTMENT OPTION IN THIS CASE AND PLEASE GIVE THE REASONS BEHIND THIS ? 2. CAN THIS INVESTMENT WILL MAKE UNDER JOINT HOLDER  STATUS  ( MY FATHER AND ME)?
Sreekanth Staff answered 10 years ago
Hi, 1 - To keep it simple, opt for Growth option as it is for your long-term goal :) 2 - Yes, can do so.  Investments in ELSS funds which are in your name alone can be claimed as tax deduction. ELSS funds can be held in joint-names, but only first-applicant (primary holder) who is a tax-assessee can claim the tax deduction. Kindly read : Tax Saving investment options under Section 80C - in whose name can they be invested?
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