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SGB 2019-20 Series V: Investors to pocket 294% gains on premature redemption — key dates and tax rules explained

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SGB 2019-20 Series V: Investors to pocket 294% gains on premature redemption — key dates and tax rules explained

SGB 2019-20 Series V investors can redeem their bonds at ₹14,725 per gram on October 15, 2026.

Price gains range from 289% to 294%, excluding interest and taxes.

Budget 2026 changes mean premature redemption is no longer eligible for the capital gains tax exemption.

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