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NCD

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Non-Convertible Debentures: Corporate bond is a bond issued by a corporation to raise money from the capital market. Unlike equity shares, bonds holders do not have any ownership interest in the company when they buy corporate bonds. Corporate bonds are debt securities which are generally considered as a long-term investment option. They are mostly listed with major stock exchanges (BSE and NSE)

( No Upcoming NCD)

After FD/RD there is one more way to park some liquid money but that comes with some kind of risk because these NCD ( Non-Convertable Debenture)  are from private companies not from Government. Overall people wait for Tax-free government bonds but these days there is no Tax-free bonds so one can park some of their money in these NCD’s. These NCD comes with some lock-in period, but this depends on one person’s holding capacity, below you…