Let's see if liquid funds are a better investment option for your immediate needs when compared with a savings bank account
Within several types of debt mutual fund schemes, liquid funds are a suitable avenue to park your money for your immediate needs that are due over the next few weeks or months. They have the potential to return slightly higher than the savings bank account. We often come across the question that whether retail investors should use their savings bank account or liquid funds for that purpose to gain more returns. Let us compare both.
This article was originally published on June 03, 2022.
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