Bonds Sahi Hai - Chart Components

Interactive data visualization components for bond investing

Indian G-Sec Yield Curve

Track how bond yields change across different maturities

Normal Curve

Normal yield curve indicates healthy economic growth expectations. Longer-term bonds offer higher yields to compensate for time risk.

Bond Type Comparison

Compare different bond types across key metrics

Compare different bond types across key metrics. Scores range from 0-100. Hover over the chart for detailed scores.

Safety:Default risk protection

Yield:Return potential

Liquidity:Ease of buying/selling

Tax Efficiency:After-tax benefits

Portfolio Allocation

Your bond portfolio distribution

Total Value

₹10,00,000

G-Secs

40.0%

AAA Corporate

30.0%

AA Bonds

20.0%

High Yield

10.0%

Maturity Ladder

Distribution across maturity buckets

Maturity ladder shows your bond portfolio distribution across different time horizons. A balanced ladder helps manage reinvestment risk.

Short Term (0-3Y)

40%

Medium Term (3-5Y)

30%

Long Term (5Y+)

30%

Credit Rating Distribution

Analyze your portfolio's credit quality

AAA

Low Risk

45.0%

Low Risk

30.0%

Medium Risk

15.0%

BBB

Moderate-High Risk

8.0%

Below BBB

High Risk

2.0%

Portfolio Risk Assessment

Your portfolio has a strong focus on high-quality bonds (AAA/AA), providing good safety.

Yield Comparison Across Instruments

Compare pre-tax and post-tax yields for different investment options

Tax Regime

Your Tax Bracket

Best Post-Tax Yield

Small Savings offers the highest post-tax return of 7.20% in the 30% tax bracket (New Regime).

Tax-Exempt

PPF and Small Savings schemes offer tax-free returns under EEE category

Taxable

G-Secs, Corporate Bonds, and FDs are taxed as per your income slab

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