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SBI Magnum Debt Mutual Fund is a low-risk, open-ended debt mutual fund designed for investors seeking steady returns with minimal volatility. Backed by SBI Mutual Fund, one of India’s most trusted AMCs, it primarily invests in high-quality government securities, corporate bonds, and money market instruments.

Key Fund Details

  • Fund Name: SBI Magnum Debt Fund – Direct Plan – Growth
  • Category: Debt – Medium Duration Fund
  • Launch Date: March 01, 2002
  • Minimum SIP Amount: ₹500
  • Fund Manager: Mr. Dinesh Ahuja
  • Expense Ratio: ~0.85% (Direct Plan)
  • Risk: Moderate

Historical Returns

PeriodReturns (%)
1 Year6.72%
3 Years (CAGR)5.81%
5 Years (CAGR)7.05%
Since Inception7.52%

Note: Returns are as of May 2025. Past performance is not indicative of future returns.

Asset Allocation

  • Corporate Bonds: 45%
  • Government Securities: 30%
  • Money Market Instruments: 20%
  • Cash & Others: 5%

SBI Debt Fund

Comparison with Similar Funds

SBI Magnum Debt Fund offers a good balance of return and safety with a lower expense ratio.

Advantages

  • Stable and predictable returns
  • Lower volatility compared to equity funds
  • Ideal for short to medium-term goals (3-5 years)
  • Managed by experienced fund managers
  • Invests in high-credit quality instruments

Disadvantages

  • Returns may not beat inflation in the long run
  • Interest rate risk if market rates change suddenly
  • Exit load applicable if withdrawn early

Who Should Invest?

  • Conservative investors looking for low-risk options
  • People with short-to-medium investment horizon
  • Senior citizens and retirees needing better returns than FD
  • Investors looking to diversify from equity

How to Invest?


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