RBI Retail Direct Scheme & Gilt Account - How to invest in RBI Bonds & Government Securities?

Invest in RBI Bonds and Government Securities with RBI Retail Direct Scheme – launched on 12th November 2021. The scheme will allow retail investors to easily invest in government securities via an online portal. Join All-In-One Video Finance App here: ✔ https://vidfin.com/ Unlimited Access to Stock Recommendations, IPO Analysis, Finance Courses, Sectoral Analysis & In-depth case studies of public companies ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://www.rbiretaildirect.org.in/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Start Bonds Investing Here: ✔ GoldenPi - https://bit.ly/startgoldenpi ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Timestamps 00:00 – Intro 01:40 – What are Bonds? 04:29 – Benefits of this scheme 06:17 – Risks of this scheme 08:01 – How to invest in Government Bonds? 09:08 – How to invest in Corporate and PSE Bonds? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About the video The Government of India launched two schemes today, i.e., 12th November 2021 – RBI Retail Direct Scheme and Reserve Bank – Integrated Ombudsman Scheme. The schemes have been launched with the aim to make the financial sector of India stronger and to enhance financial inclusion in the system. The introduction of these bonds in the capital markets will allow for easier access to government securities for retail and small investors. It will also lead to expansion in the bonds market and give a direct access of the government securities market to small scale investors. RBI Retail Direct Scheme will allow individuals to invest their funds in government securities and RBI Bonds at zero cost. Earlier, it was quite complex for small investors to invest in government bonds because the process used to be quite cumbersome. But the launch of RBI-RDS offers a safe, simple and direct channel to invest in G-Sec Bonds. The scheme will make the Indian financial system more efficient and allow individual investors like salaried class, senior citizens, etc. to buy and sell securities, and contribute towards the economic development of the nation. We will also discuss the various benefits and risks associated with investing in RBI Bonds, bonds investment in India, pros of investing in bonds, and how to invest in them. In this video, we will cover the following concepts: 1. What are RBI Bonds? 2. RBI Retail Direct Scheme explained. 3. What are bonds? 4. Investment in bonds explained. 5. Why government has launched RBI Retail Direct Scheme. 6. Why to invest in government securities? 7. What are the benefits of investing in RBI Retail Direct Scheme? 8. Risks of investing in RBI Bonds. 9. What are corporate bonds? 10. Bonds kya hota hai? 11. How to invest in government bonds? 12. How to invest in Corporate and PSE Bonds? 13. RBI Retail Direct Scheme kya hai? 14. Online portal to invest in RBI Bonds. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INSTAGRAM -   / assetyogi   TWITTER -   / assetyogi   FACEBOOK –   / assetyogi   LINKEDIN -   / mukulm   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Website https://assetyogi.com #Bonds #RBIBonds #RBIRetailDirectScheme ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: Investment in securities market is subject to market risks. Read all the related documents carefully before investing. Vidfin Technologies Pvt. Ltd. (Trade Name - Vidfin, CIN: U67100DL2022PTC392879) is a SEBI Registered Research Analyst with Registration Number - INH100009752 and BSE Enlistment Number: 5574. Registered Address - C1-48/49, 4th Floor, Deep Vihar, Sector 24, Rohini, Badli, New Delhi - 110042. E: contact@vidfin.com, W: https://vidfin.com, Tel: +91-9289229803. Registration granted by SEBI, enlistment as an RA with exchange and certification from NISM in no way guarantee performance of the intermediary or provide any assurance of returns to investors.