• Public Provident Fund (PPF)

PPF is a small savings scheme that has long been considered one of India's best investments. PPF account holders may invest as high as Rs 1.5 Lakh per year, while the minimum deposit required to open a PPF account is Rs 500. You can make a lump-sum deposit or pay 12 monthly instalments. PPF deposits are subject to Section 80C of the Income Tax Act. PPF accounts have no income tax implications. They are also exempted, exempted, and exempt tax categories. This means investors are not liable for tax at any three levels: earning, investment, and withdrawal.

• Mutual funds

Using different metrics such as return, price, and risk, you can compare mutual funds through mutual fund dealers. Investors can make educated decisions since the information is readily available. Mutual Funds are also beneficial in terms of liquidity and professional management.

• Direct Equity

Direct plans are a great way to save on commissions and marketing costs. These small savings are put into the scheme and may allow you to earn additional returns over time.

• ULIPs

ULIPs You get many benefits and the added benefits of insurance and investment. ULIPs have been acclaimed for their tax benefits and are a preferred investment medium in India.

• Real Estate Investment

India's real estate market is one of India's most profitable and lucrative. It has vast potential for development and is overgrowing.

• Investment in gold

The gold investment scheme is a traditional choice and one of the best. It allows you to convert a high-value asset into liquidity.

• Post Office Savings Scheme

It's ideal for people who have retired and require regular income.

• Fixed Deposits by Companies (FDs)

Company FDs offer better interest rates than bank savings and are great for long-term investments.

• Bank FDs

India's bank fixed deposits are incredibly well-liked. With cumulative/non-cumulative options, bank FDs offer fixed returns over the investment tenure. The returns are payable monthly, annually, or bi-annually, depending on the bank policy.

• National Pension Scheme

It is a state-organized pension product available to employees from all sectors in India. Plans can be based on equity or corporate debt. NPS requires a minimum annual contribution of Rs. 6,000. There is no upper maximum.