Open a mutual fund folio in your child's name. You manage it until they turn 18.
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It's more than money set aside for their future. It's a financial start they can grow up with.
The investment is made in your child's name.
A dedicated investment for the future you're helping them build.
As they grow, they can see it and learn from what you're building together.
You use one, your child uses the other.
Taru is built around your child — their investment, their goals, and how they learn about money.
A few things worth knowing before you invest in a minor's name.
Your SIP goes from your bank to the AMC. The folio sits with the AMC and its registrar, in your child's name. If Taru shut down tomorrow, the investments wouldn't be affected.
No subscription and no account fee. We earn a trail commission from the AMC, paid out of the fund's expense ratio rather than added to what you invest.
Your child. The folio is in their name from the first instalment — not held for them, not promised to them.
You do, as parent or guardian. Your KYC, your bank mandate. You can pause, increase or stop at any time.
In mutual fund schemes you choose, held by the AMC and its registrar. Taru is a distributor, not a fund.
Yes. Grandparents can contribute directly to your child's folio without needing an account of their own.
Yes. You can pause, increase or stop your SIP at any time. Your investment stays in your child's name.
The folio becomes a regular account in their name after a KYC update. Nothing is transferred or gifted — they've owned it all along.
No. Their birth certificate, your PAN and Aadhaar, and your bank account details.
While your child is a minor, gains are added to your income and taxed at your slab. After 18, gains are taxed in their hands at their own slab, which for most young adults is lower.
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