As Debt Mutual Funds lose their tax advantage, what are the alternatives

Last week, an amendment in the Finance Bill, took away the long-term capital gains tax benefit that came with debt mutual funds. For investors that held their investments in debt mutual funds for over 3 years, the gains were taxed at a flat rate of 20%. This also came along with indexation benefits. In today's episode of Why Not Mint Money, we are joined by Deepesh Raghav, who is a registered investment adviser and the founder of PersonalFinancePlan on what are the alternatives now for investors as this new rule kicks in from the 1st of April.