Dhirendra Kumar talks about the right approach to locking equity gains and why it makes sense to invest in debt funds.
I am a 60-year-old professional and currently, I am sitting on a huge capital appreciation in my equity portfolio. I would like to lock this profit. Should I switch to bank fixed deposits or debt mutual funds? If I decide to go to debt mutual funds, is there any risk to my capital? And if at all debt mutual funds are the way to go, then please suggest 2-3 good debt mutual funds where I can invest.
- J.D. Joglekar
This article was originally published on July 08, 2021.
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