Liquid ETF by icici or liquid etf

[M_C_KISHORE_ASWIN]

I have stayed in liquid bees and moved towards ETF as they gave the dividend monthly in the account without affecting the capital and returns are reduced in last 3 months I have explored I don’t how to find details about the dividend units I have got each and every day and why the returns have reduced drastically.

[vikramaditya]

Better to go with Liquidcase. It addresses all the hassles that you mentioned n simplifies it

[Arjun_Oberoi]

@M_C_KISHORE_ASWIN

I have stayed in liquid bees and moved towards ETF as they gave the dividend monthly in the account without affecting the capital and returns are reduced in last 3 months I have explored I don’t how to find details about the dividend units I have got each and every day and why the returns have reduced drastically.

If dividends from Liquid ETFs or Liquid Bees exceed ₹5,000 in a financial year, the fund house deducts 10% TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) on the amount exceeding ₹5,000, as per Indian income tax rules.

For Growth NAV instruments like LIQUIDCASE:

@VishalJain

It offers a growth NAV, which means that the returns are reflected in its day to day NAV movement instead of paying out dividends. This essentially makes it much easier to track and maintain this ETF and removes dividend related complexities. It also makes it tax efficient, as you are taxed only when you redeem your investments, unlike other ETFs that pay dividends where you are taxed continuously.

[M_C_KISHORE_ASWIN]

Liquid case nav will be added and to accumulate it . It will be hard to track the profits and also when I sell units dp and other charges will be involved. That will not be suited in both return and calculation also