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Franklin India Short Term Income Plan

Franklin Templeton

Short Duration FundDirect · Growth
₹15,097.536NAV as of 02-May-2025

Franklin India Short Term Income Plan NAV

Franklin India Short Term Income Plan overview

Franklin India Short Term Income Plan is a mutual fund scheme in the Short Duration Fund category, managed by Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund. The Direct-Growth plan shown here had a Net Asset Value (NAV) of ₹15,097.536 as of 02-May-2025.

Based on its NAV history, Franklin India Short Term Income Plan has delivered +192.10% (1 Month), +192.10% (6 Month), +192.10% (1 Year). Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Debt funds invest in fixed-income securities and generally carry lower risk than equity funds. Returns are sensitive to interest-rate moves and credit quality.

Because this is a Direct plan, it carries no distributor commission — its expense ratio is lower and its long-term returns are typically higher than the equivalent Regular plan of the same scheme.

Returns

1 Month

+192.10%

6 Month

+192.10%

1 Year

+192.10%

Computed from NAV history (Direct-Growth). Past performance is not indicative of future returns.

Franklin India Short Term Income Plan: strengths and trade-offs

What the data supports

  • Its worst peak-to-trough fall in the tracked history has been limited to 0.0%.

What to weigh carefully

  • Annualised volatility of 169.0% is high — the NAV can swing sharply in both directions.
  • Only about 1.9 years of NAV history is available here, which is a short base for judging long-term consistency.

Who this may suit

  • Parking money for the short to medium term with lower volatility than equity.
  • Investors seeking relative stability rather than maximum growth.
  • Long-term wealth building where equity has historically outpaced debt.
  • Anyone expecting guaranteed returns — debt funds still move with interest rates and credit quality.

These considerations are derived from the figures on this page, not personalised recommendations — your own goals, horizon and tax position should drive any decision. Any single holding should form only part of a diversified portfolio.

Key facts

Fund house
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund
Category
Short Duration Fund
Plan
Direct · Growth
Risk level
Low to Moderate
Latest NAV
₹15,097.536
NAV date
02-May-2025
AMFI scheme code
118565

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NAV of Franklin India Short Term Income Plan today?

As of 02-May-2025, the Net Asset Value (NAV) of Franklin India Short Term Income Plan (Direct-Growth plan) is ₹15,097.536. NAV is declared once per business day by the fund house.

What are the historical returns of Franklin India Short Term Income Plan?

Based on NAV history, Franklin India Short Term Income Plan has delivered 1 Month +192.10%, 6 Month +192.10%, 1 Year +192.10%. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Which category does Franklin India Short Term Income Plan belong to?

Franklin India Short Term Income Plan is a Short Duration Fund scheme managed by Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund.

What is the difference between the Direct and Regular plan?

The Direct plan shown here has a lower expense ratio because it carries no distributor commission, so its NAV and long-term returns are typically higher than the Regular plan of the same fund.

How can I invest in Franklin India Short Term Income Plan?

You can invest via SIP or lumpsum through any SEBI-registered platform or directly with Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund. Use MoneyDock's free SIP and lumpsum calculators to estimate your potential returns first.

NAV data sourced from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) daily NAV file. Returns, volatility and drawdown are computed by MoneyDock from that published NAV history for the Direct-Growth plan. For informational purposes only — not investment advice. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme-related documents carefully.