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Liquidcase’s NAV is similar to a growth mutual fund, will there be any period where the NAV can go below the current NAV?
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Return-wise, will it fare better than Liquidbees as it’s tax-efficient?
curious to know about #1 as well.
as for #2, it does seem it is more tax efficient, since you attract tax only if and when you realize returns - in case of LIQUIDBEES, returns are automatically realized. i.e., you don’t get the option to choose when and whether you want to realize returns.
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Any update on this query. I am also having same question.
I’m guessing because this is a new product, there seems to be limited information. And I don’t seem to be getting any response from those who promote it either.
Whats worse is that there is big fluctation in the price, at around 915. Don’t know if this is a tracking error, but seems weird.
And I fear its not as liquid as I hoped!
it is indeed very liquid. I have been buying and selling very frequently quite large amounts and have had no problem. In fact my impression is that it is far superior to liquid bees both in transparency and in returns. parking the funds in liquid case even for a few days seems to be giving a return of above 6% (annual).
Hi All,
I understand Liquidcase is better than Liquidbees as it avoids tax implications. Is there any other points available to compare. I am not able to compare the returns too.
if you have any details, Kindly share.