Funds that invest in bonds, government securities, and other fixed-income instruments. Ideal for investors seeking stability and regular income with relatively lower risk.

Debt mutual funds invest in fixed-income securities such as bonds, government securities, and treasury bills, aiming for stable returns and lower volatility.
Each category caters to different duration and risk profiles.
Suitable for very short-term investments, typically a few days to a few months. These invest in securities with high liquidity and minimal risk.
Designed for investors with a short-term horizon, these funds invest in debt instruments with slightly longer maturities than liquid funds.
These funds invest in securities with a maturity of one to three years, balancing stability and slightly higher returns.
Debt funds generate returns from interest income and price changes.
Compared to equity funds, debt funds usually experience less fluctuation in value, making them suitable for conservative investors.
Most debt funds offer easy redemption, allowing investors to access their money when required.
Investment is spread across multiple instruments, reducing the impact of any single security’s performance.
Consistent performance and stable category options.