Blue-Chip Equity
Large Cap Mutual Funds
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Expected Yield11% - 13% CAGR (long-term)
Lock-In TenureNone
Risk LevelHigh Risk
Tax StatusLTCG 12.5%
Overview & Statutory Background
SEBI mandates large-cap funds to invest at least 80% of assets in the top 100 listed companies. They offer relatively lower volatility than mid- and small-cap categories while participating in India's growth story.
Key Features & Operational Guidelines
Minimum 80% in top 100 stocks
SIP from ₹100 at most AMCs
Active fund management aiming to beat the benchmark
Direct and regular plans available
Who is Eligible to Invest?
- •All investors with completed KYC
Indian Taxation Breakdown
| Stage | Tax Treatment |
|---|---|
| Initial Investment | No deduction. |
| Interest & Returns | Dividends are taxed at slab. |
| Maturity / Withdrawal | LTCG above ₹1.25 Lakh annually is taxed at 12.5% after 12 months; STCG at 20%. |
Advantages & Limitations
Key Advantages (Pros)
- ✓Lower volatility within equity
- ✓Diversified, quality-focused portfolios
- ✓Easy SIP discipline
Important Limitations (Cons)
- ✕Active funds often struggle to beat the Nifty 100 index
- ✕Higher expense than index funds
- ✕Market risk
Large Cap Mutual Funds FAQs
Because many active large-cap funds trail their benchmark after fees, a low-cost index fund is a strong default. Active funds may suit those who prefer manager-driven selection.
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