Social & Economic landscape undergoing change for the Elderly ones

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2 Social & Economic landscape undergoing change for the Elderly ones Changing Family Structure o Joint family system is fast disintegrating o Nuclear home is the new trend Lack of Social Support o Sociability takes a hit with growing age o Difficult to adjust to changing social norms o Inequality in terms of access to social infrastructure Accessibility & Affordability of Healthcare o Rising medical inflation / cost o Issue of accessibility ( Rural / urban divide) Economic Dependency o Lack of Pension coverage / meager coverage o Limited corpus & inconsistency of income o Issue of income protection 2

3 Changes in numbers 65% of old people are poor with no source of known income. (source : Agewell foundation latest report) Average pension of Rs. 3,500 per month is paid to people who were employed in private sector during their working age. (source :Crisil Insights 2015 ) In India, population of Elderly persons (above 60 yrs of age) 173 million 90 million Year 2011 Year 2026 Source : UN Population fund and HelpAge India Report Of the 90 million elderly persons India s Age dependency ratio (the ratio of older dependents i.e. above 64 yrs. To the working population i.e. those between 15 and 64) Year 2001 Year % working for livelihood 30 million are living alone Source : Ministry of Statistics & Implementation, India Source : Ministry of Statistics & Implementation, India 3

4 Money is not only about finances, it is also about emotions UTI MUTUAL FUND acknowledges the cause and as a commitment to the cause brings UTI Family Facility

5 UTI FAMILY offers a monetary route to take care of parents To encourage families to take care of their aged family members To provide care and monetary protection to the vulnerable elderly parent To create awareness regarding elderly persons need to lead an independent live. Providing a steady income to the parents through Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) from the investments by their children Available under growth option for UTI MIS Advantage Plan UTI Wealth Builder Fund Monthly Systematic Withdrawal Plan 5

6 Snapshot of UTI Family Facility (w.e.f April 03, 2017) Eligible Schemes UTI MIS Advantage Plan & UTI Wealth Builder Fund Growth option* Mode of Payout Through Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) Eligible Beneficiaries Minimum amount of SWP Periodicity of SWP Mother or Father (of 1 st unitholder) Rs. 1000/- and in multiples of Rs. 100/- thereof. Monthly (1 st business day of every month) Number of Installments Minimum : 12 Maximum : No limit Maintenance of Minimum Balance Specified SWP amount Loads/ Tax implications The investments /payouts under the said facility will be subject to exit loads, tax & other provisions of the said scheme. Refer Terms & conditions mentioned in the UTI FAMILY facility application form * The existing unitholders who have their investments under Dividend Payout/Dividend Reinvestment option of the eligible schemes and are desirous to opt for UTI-Family facility will have to submit a duly filled Switch application form to UTI Mutual Fund or our R&T Agent, M/S Karvy Computershare Pvt. Ltd. for switching their units from Dividend Payout/Dividend Reinvestment option to Growth option at the applicable NAVs of the respective Options. Please refer Scheme Information Document of respective scheme/s for switch provisions. 6 6

7 How does UTI FAMILY facility work UTI MIS Advantage Plan (growth option) And/OR UTI Wealth Builder Fund (growth option) Investor (In case of options other than Growth, unit holder has to fill Switch application form) UTI FAMILY FACILITY Activation of facility after 7 days from the date of submission of valid form Payout through Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) Payment to the Beneficiary's Bank a/c Beneficiary Refer Terms & conditions mentioned in the UTI FAMILY facility application form 7

8 Illustration of cash flow under UTI Family Facility Illustration : Systematic Withdrawal Plan of Rs. 10,000 per month under UTI Family facility from the existing/new scheme with an initial investment/balance of Rs SWP would start after cooling period of 7 days from the date of submission of UTI Family facility valid form along with required documents. Period Opening Balance (19/01/2016) Historic NAV* (Rs.) Number of Units Redeemed Number of Units Allotted and/or Outstanding Units Outstanding Amount (Rs.) Cash Flow (Rs.) st Month (01/02/2016) nd Month rd Month th Month NAVs of 1 st Business day of every month 5 th Month th month th Month th Month th Month th Month th Month th Month (02/01/2017) Closing Balance (31 st Jan 2017) *Historic NAVs have been considered of UTI Wealth Builder Fund for the period 19/01/2016 to 31/01/2017. The SWP has been considered based on NAVs of the 1 st Business day of every month. Impact of taxes and loads have not been factored in the above illustration This is an illustration. Actual results may vary. 8

9 UTI MIS ADVANTAGE PLAN - SNAPSHOT Inception Date December 16, 2003 An open ended income scheme Fund Size as on March 31, 2017 : NAV as on March 31, 2017 : Benchmark Asset Allocation Fund Manager Options / Plans Available Minimum Amount of Purchase Special Products Load Monthly Avg AUM : Crs. Last day AUM : Crs. Growth : Rs Income : Rs Crisil MIP Blended Index Debt & Money market instruments * (including securitized debt) : upto 100% (low to medium risk) Equity & equity related instruments : upto 25% (medium to high risk) * It is the intention of the Scheme that the investments in Securitised debt will not, normally exceed 60% of the net assets of the respective plans. Mr. Amandeep S. Chopra (Fixed Income) & Mr. Ajay Tyagi (Equity Portfolio) Monthly Dividend Plan, Flexi Dividend Plan, Monthly Payment Plan, & Growth Plan Rs. 25,000/- in Monthly Dividend & Monthly Payment Plan Rs. 5,000/- in Flexi Dividend & Growth Plan Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)/ Micro SIP Systematic Transfer Investment Plan (STRIP) Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) Dividend Transfer Plan (DTP) & Switch Facility Entry Load (as % of NAV) : NIL Exit Load (as % of NAV) : NIL For more details refer Scheme Information Document & Key Information Document of the respective Scheme/s 9

10 UTI WEALTH BUILDER FUND - SNAPSHOT Inception Date November 19, 2008 An open ended equity scheme Fund Size as on March 31, 2017 : NAV as on March 31, 2017 : Asset Allocation Monthly Avg AUM : Crs. Last day AUM : Crs. Growth : Rs Income : Rs Equity & equity related instruments : Min 65 % Max 100% (high risk) Debt & Money Market Instruments* : Min 0%- Max 35% (low to medium risk) Gold ETFs : Min 0% -Max 35% (high risk) *Debt instruments will also include Securitised Debt which may go upto 100% of the Debt portfolio. Fund Manager Options / Plans Available Minimum Amount of Purchase Special Products Load Mr. V Srivatsa Growth, Dividend Payout & Dividend Reinvestment option (Retail & Direct Plan) Default Option Growth Option Rs. 5,000/- and in multiples of Re. 1/- thereafter Subsequent minimum investment of Rs. 1000/- and in multiples of Re.1/- thereafter Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)/ Micro SIP Systematic Transfer Investment Plan (STRIP) Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) Dividend Transfer Plan (DTP) & Switchover facility Entry Load (as % of NAV) : NIL Exit Load (as % of NAV) : less than 1 year 1% greater than or equal to one year Nil For more details refer Scheme Information Document & Key Information Document of the respective Scheme/s 10

11 UTI Family Facility - Draft Application form 11

12 UTI Family Facility Addendum (1/2)

13 UTI Family Facility Addendum (2/2)

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