Bonds and debentures offer a stable way to grow your wealth while minimizing exposure to market volatility. Whether you’re investing in government bonds, corporate bonds, or tax-free options, ANS helps you build a reliable income stream with safety and transparency at its core. Ideal for conservative investors, these instruments provide fixed returns, regular payouts, and capital protection.
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When you invest in a bond, you’re essentially lending money to the issuer. In return, you receive fixed or floating interest payments (coupon payments) at regular intervals until the bond matures, at which point you get back your original investment.
You can invest in bonds through:
Primary Market – During new bond issuances.
Secondary Market – By purchasing already issued bonds on stock exchanges.
ANS provides seamless access to both markets for hassle-free bond investments.
Investment requirements vary by bond type. Some government bonds allow investments as low as ₹1,000, while corporate and infrastructure bonds may have higher minimums.
Government & Corporate Bonds: Interest earned is added to your taxable income and taxed as per your income slab.
Tax-Free Bonds: The interest earned is exempt from income tax.
Capital Gains Tax: If you sell a bond before maturity, capital gains tax may apply.
Bond tenures vary, ranging from short-term (1-5 years) to long-term (10-30 years).
Government bonds are considered low-risk, while corporate bonds carry credit risk, depending on the issuing company’s financial health. Checking credit ratings (AAA, AA, A, etc.) helps assess risk levels.
Yes! Bonds can be traded on the secondary market before maturity. However, the selling price depends on interest rate movements and market demand.
The coupon rate is the annual interest rate paid on a bond. For example, a 7% bond means you earn 7% of the bond’s face value as interest annually.
Fixed-Rate Bonds – Pay a fixed interest rate throughout the tenure.
Floating-Rate Bonds – Interest rate fluctuates based on market conditions.
Yes! Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can invest in select government and corporate bonds as per RBI guidelines.
Bonds can offer higher returns and are tradable in the secondary market.
FDs provide fixed interest but lack liquidity before maturity.