Prime Recommendation: A high-yielding InvIT option for income seekers
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69 thoughts on “Prime Recommendation: A high-yielding InvIT option for income seekers”
Since this article was published, I have been tracking the price and reading more on Invits.
I have been investing in Index funds and Prime recommended funds on SIP mode for some time.
As Invits are AAA rated and traded price is steadily going up since inception, and with an assured returns.
It really makes sense to me to buy Invits, as I have almost assured cash flow from dividend’s in my bank ( unlike Mutual funds or ETFs ) also the traded price will behave tandemly with markets .
Its a winner as compared to Index Funds/ETFs, or am I missing anything.
How much should an investor hold or Ideal ratio of Index funds/Invits
It entirely depends on one’s exposure to other traditional income options. IfGiven the limited option today a max. of 5% we would think at this juncture that too after exhasting other good traditional income options like RBI floating rate bonds etc. Vidya
To calculate yield, am I right to assume 12.5/ 137 which is today’s price ,yield works out 9.12%
Assuming they keep the payout same
Yes you’re right
How much tax on 9.12 ? That part is not. Clear …its very confusing can you help
The taxation changes each year depending on whether the distribution comes from interest, loan payback or dividend. So we are unable to give you the exact tax incidence. Sorry.
I am a subscriber but cannot access “Prime Recommendation: A high-yielding InvIT option for income seekers. ” Kindly look into this. By the way, my first name has been spelt wrongly as Maahavir. Correct spelling is Mahavir as given in my email. Could this be the reason for inability to open the above article.? Regards.
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Hi Aarti , Can you share a yield comparison of Indigrid with Power Grid at current prices . Also if both re comparable then should be invest in both for diversification purposes ..also which one is better in you view ?
To recommend Indigrid I looked at its track record of portfolio growth, book value growth, DPUs and acquisitions. Powergrid being recently listed lacks this track record. That’s why I chose Ingidrid to recommend.dont want to calculate Powergrid Yield based on few qtr payouts
I am not able to find indigrid stock symbol in my trading platform. Is it in equity section?
Yes Kindly look at ticker INDIGRID on BSE or INDIGRID IV on NSE
In the cash market, India Grid has different series names. In which series we can opt for investment. Any suggestions.
The series names refer to Indigrids bonds. Kindly look at ticker INDIGRID on BSE or INDIGRID IV on NSE
Investing 5 Lakhs at current rate at one go is good idea. I haven’t done any FD so far in my asset class. kindly suggest.
You do need FDs or debt for a safe and emergency component to your portfolio. Restrict allocation to Invit to 5% of your debt portfolio
buying at 136 will be a issue. will reduce my yield %.
kindly suggest.
The annual income currently is Rs 12.75 per unit. You can take a call based on that. Buying at Rs 136 will still get you yield of 9.375%
In various articles by Primeinvestor and other sources it was indicated that the interest rates may not come.down further and may be increased by RBI due to the ongoing inflation which is happening because of the commodity supercycle and other reasons. If the interest rates are increased which is a high possibility, the price of InvIt shall come down. Under such scenario do you think it’s right to invest at this juncture of wait for interest rate increase and price of Indigrid coming down. By what timelines do you think that interest rates are expected to go up?
Yes rates are quite likely to rise over a 1-2 year period but precisely timing your entry just before is difficult. We think the current yield is good enough to invest.
Hi Aarati ,
If market correction happen and comes down , then this price also may come down and would reduce the value of our capital invested in it like shares . Then how to look at it ? I was looking at its history of the price for 1 yr and it was around 100 /102 then and now trading at 134. Is the capital invested down protected?
It can fall but the downside will be protected to an extent by the distribution yield and book value
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