Whom are the Liquid Fund meant for?

Whom are the Liquid Fund meant for?

Given that they provide ready liquidity, income, and tax-efficiency, retail investors could choose this option as an alternative to bank deposits.

However, it suits corporate investors too, due to factors like quick redemption (T+1 working day) and the ability to accept large sums of money.

Investors could also use such funds to park their short-term surplus and transfer portions of it to equity mutual funds through the Systematic Transfer Plan (STP) route.
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