Fixed Income
Fixed income investments are essentially loans you make to a borrower, who promises to repay with interest. They can add stability and predictable cash flow to a portfolio, usually with lower volatility than equity. Returns are not guaranteed in every case — credit quality of the issuer, tenure and interest-rate movements matter.
We at Meta Investment help you with following fixed income options.
- Fixed Deposits (FD) — bank and company deposits for a fixed tenure
- Bonds — PSU, tax-free, corporate, state development loans, sovereign gold bonds and others
- Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) — issued by companies; the interest rate depends on the issuer
- Treasury securities (T-Bills) — issued by the RBI on behalf of the Government of India
- Government small savings — National Savings Schemes including Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS), and PPF
We help you shortlist a right-sized mix to match your desired cash flow, and combine short-term and long-term options to diversify your portfolio.
Learn before you invest
- Fixed income investments in India: a complete guide
- National Savings Schemes: current rates and details
- PPF guide
- See how an FD's growth compares to a savings account, gold, or a mutual fund SIP for the same monthly amount with our free Asset-Class Growth Comparison calculator — all rates editable, side by side.
Fill in this inquiry form with some basic details about yourself. We will connect with you and help you shortlist the right amount to invest in fixed income.
Bonds, debentures and deposits carry credit and interest-rate risk. Read all offer documents carefully before investing.
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