ELSS LUMPSUM

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asu12 asked 9 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 9 years ago
Hi, May I now if this investment is based on your Fin goals or your father's? 
asu12 answered 9 years ago
SIR, MY FATHER WANTS TO INVEST THIS MONEY FOR MY FUTURE. SO IT IS FOR MY FINANCIAL GOAL.
Sreekanth Staff answered 9 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 9 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 9 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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