Plotted from the real NAV points Fermor has on record for this scheme, not an interpolated daily series.
Investment growth calculator
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Projected using Tata Gilt Securities Fund- Direct Plan - Growth Option's own trailing 5 years annualised return (+6.37%). Actual future returns will vary.
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Returns and Rankings
Tata Gilt Securities Fund- Direct Plan - Growth Option has returned +2.48% over the 1 year to 17 Jul 2026, based on AMFI's historical NAV data.
Advanced Ratios
Computed over the last 12 months (368 days, 244 aligned NAV points) of this fund's own real daily NAV against the Nifty 50, using India's 10-year G-Sec yield (6.8%) as the risk-free rate. This is a shorter window than most competitor sites use (typically 3-5 years), so Sharpe and Sortino can look quite different when recent returns have been weak: we'd rather show the window than hide it.
1-year window · vs Nifty 50 · risk-free rate 6.8% (10Y G-Sec).
Exit Load, Stamp Duty and Tax
Every purchase carries a flat 0.005% stamp duty. Exit load, charged only within a certain holding period, is set by the AMC per scheme and disclosed in its SID: check there before redeeming if timing matters.
This scheme is taxed as a debt-oriented fund under current rules. For units bought on or after 1 April 2023, the Finance Act 2023 removed both indexation benefit and long-term capital gains treatment: every gain, regardless of how long the units are held, is added to the investor's income and taxed at their applicable income tax slab rate.
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How to Invest in Tata Gilt Securities Fund- Direct Plan - Growth Option
Investing follows the same five-step process for any AMFI-registered scheme: complete KYC once, choose Direct or Regular, decide lumpsum or SIP using the calculator above, choose Growth or IDCW, then submit through the AMC, a registered platform, or an RTA. See the full step-by-step guide to investing in mutual funds for detail on each step, including the Direct vs Regular and Growth vs IDCW tradeoffs.
Minimum investment amounts (commonly Rs 100-500 for SIPs and Rs 1,000-5,000 for a lumpsum) are set by each AMC and disclosed in the SID; confirm the exact figure for this scheme before investing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Disclaimer: NAV and historical return data is sourced from AMFI and refreshed daily. Risk profile and tax treatment described on this page are general, category-level information, not this specific scheme's officially disclosed riskometer level or individualised tax advice. Category average and rank are computed live from real AMFI NAV data across the category and may include or exclude schemes depending on what history Fermor has recorded for each one. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risk. Past performance does not indicate future returns. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser or a chartered accountant before making investment or tax decisions.