Are mutual funds taxable in India?

Yes, mutual funds are subject to capital gains tax. Taxation depends on the type of fund and holding period.

How are mutual fund returns calculated?

Returns are based on the Net Asset Value (NAV) movement of the fund and any dividends paid out over time.

You can typically borrow up to 50–70% of your mutual fund’s NAV value. KSquare calculates this during your application.

KSquare provides investment solutions, tax planning, mutual funds access, and portfolio management tailored specifically for NRIs.

KSquare simplifies the process by partnering with lenders and offering a smooth, digital journey from application to disbursal.

Yes, NRIs can set up SIPs through their NRE/NRO accounts. KSquare automates the process for convenience.

NPS returns depend on the performance of the equity, corporate debt, and government bond funds you select within your portfolio.

Absolutely! SIPs are ideal for beginners due to their simplicity, flexibility, and potential for long-term wealth creation.

Mutual funds carry market risk, but diversification and professional management help reduce volatility and improve long-term growth potential.

You can repay the loan in EMIs or lump sum, as per the agreed terms. KSquare offers reminders and easy tracking.

Repatriation is allowed from NRE accounts. Investments via NRO are non-repatriable beyond set RBI limits.

You can begin with as little as ₹100, making mutual funds accessible to new and seasoned investors alike.