💡 Why Let Your Money Sleep in a Current Account… When It Can Work Overnight

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💡 Why Let Your Money Sleep in a Current Account… When It Can Work Overnight?

🟢 Big Update You Shouldn’t Miss:

From June 1, 2025, SEBI has extended the cut-off timing for redemption in overnight funds if placed online. You can now redeem till 7:00 PM, instead of 3:00 PM.


This is a game-changer for corporates, HNIs, and even smart retail investors!


 Reasons Why Overnight Funds Deserve a Spot in Your Portfolio:

  1. ✅ New Extended Redemption Timing = More Flexibility
    Place online redemption orders till 7 PM and receive proceeds by the next business morning. Perfect for managing end-of-day liquidity.

  2. 💸 Better Than Current Account Parking
    Why let funds lie idle in your current account earning negligible interest? Overnight funds offer reasonable returns with near-zero risk.

  3. 🕰️ 1-Day Investment Horizon
    Whether for a night or a few days — this fund is designed for ultra-short-term goals.

  4. 🧘 Zero Exit Load & High Liquidity
    In and out with zero penalties. Plus, instant redemption opportunities make it stress-free.

  5. 🔐 Negligible Credit & Interest Rate Risk
    Invests in T-Bills, Term Deposit, Reverse Repo, and Triparty Repo. Conservative yet efficient.

  6. 🌐 Online Transactions Make It Effortless
    Redemption via app/portal till 7:00 PM is perfect for busy professionals 

  7. 🔁 Perfect for Daily Surplus Sweeps
    Got excess cash from business, salary, or inflows? Sweep it into an overnight fund and let it grow — even if just for a day.

🎯 Who Should Consider Overnight Funds?

  • ✅ Business Owners managing daily inflows/outflows

  • ✅ Salaried professionals with idle balances

  • ✅ HNIs looking for near-cash options

  • ✅ Anyone who values liquidity + safety + minimal risk

💬 “Think of an overnight fund like a smarter, safer locker for your idle cash. It wakes up early to return your money — slightly richer, yet fully secure.”


🚀 Let’s Take Action Today:

🕖 Place redemption orders till 7 PM
💼 Park idle funds even for a day
🧭 Let me help you optimize your cash with Overnight Fund or other suitable options!


🔹 For more details or to invest:
📞 9891645052
📧 finguidebuddy@gmail.com
🌐 www.finguidebuddy.com

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