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How much it grew
	A: SBI Long Term Advantage Fund-Series VI	B: Quant ELSS Tax Saver Fund	C: JM ELSS Tax Saver Fund	D: HSBC ELSS Tax Saver Fund
3-year returnA year, on average	+8.5%	+12.9%Middle return of funds of this type we offer: +9.0% a year	+13.7%Middle return of funds of this type we offer: +9.0% a year	+14.1%HigherMiddle return of funds of this type we offer: +9.0% a year
1-year returnTotal over the last year	−1.9%	+5.6%Higher	+1.9%	−0.2%
5-year returnA year, on average	+10.5%	+11.7%Higher	+11.1%	Not enough history
Since launchA year, on average, with at least a year of history	+14.2%from Jul 2018	+11.8%from Apr 2006	+9.0%from Apr 2008	+14.4%Higherfrom Nov 2022

How it held up in falls

Worst fall

Biggest drop from a high, and when

How it held up in falls
	A: SBI Long Term Advantage Fund-Series VI	B: Quant ELSS Tax Saver Fund	C: JM ELSS Tax Saver Fund	D: HSBC ELSS Tax Saver Fund
Worst fallBiggest drop from a high, and when	−36.1%Feb 2020 – Mar 2020	−67.9%Jan 2008 – Mar 2009

3-year stretches that made money

Out of every 3-year stretch on record

How steady it was
	A: SBI Long Term Advantage Fund-Series VI	B: Quant ELSS Tax Saver Fund	C: JM ELSS Tax Saver Fund	D: HSBC ELSS Tax Saver Fund
3-year stretches that made moneyOut of every 3-year stretch on record	100%Steadier

Risk level

Often used for

What funds of this type are usually for

A: SBI Long Term Advantage Fund-Series VINot enough history
B: Quant ELSS Tax Saver FundSaving tax under Section 80C, under current law. Only in the old tax regime. Each investment is locked for 3 years.
C: JM ELSS Tax Saver FundSaving tax under Section 80C, under current law. Only in the old tax regime. Each investment is locked for 3 years.
D: HSBC ELSS Tax Saver FundSaving tax under Section 80C, under current law. Only in the old tax regime. Each investment is locked for 3 years.

Smallest SIP

The basics
	A: SBI Long Term Advantage Fund-Series VI	B: Quant ELSS Tax Saver Fund	C: JM ELSS Tax Saver Fund	D: HSBC ELSS Tax Saver Fund
Risk level	See the fund house's risk level	Very HighFrom the fund house, as of 30 Sept 2026

Return in each calendar year.

Year by year
	A: SBI Long Term Advantage Fund-Series VI	B: Quant ELSS Tax Saver Fund	C: JM ELSS Tax Saver Fund	D: HSBC ELSS Tax Saver Fund
2026 so far (total, not a yearly rate)	−3.3%	+5.2%Higher	+1.6%	+0.5%
2025	−0.5%	+6.7%Higher	+2.5%	+0.7%
2024	+23.2%	+9.3%	+29.0%	+33.0%Higher
2023	+38.2%Higher	+30.4%	+30.9%	+28.4%
2022	+1.9%	+12.3%Higher	+0.5%	Not enough history
2021	+33.5%	+59.8%Higher	+32.2%	Not enough history

Past performance may or may not be sustained in future and is not a guarantee of future returns.

Worst 3-year stretchA year, from the unluckiest start date	+9.2%Smaller fallSept 2023 – Sept 2026	−16.1%Sept 2010 – Sept 2013	−13.2%May 2008 – May 2011	Not enough history

Worst calendar yearThe year and its return	−0.5%in 2025	−60.1%in 2008	−31.0%in 2011	+0.7%Smaller fallin 2025

Ups and downsLast 3 years. Lower is steadier.	14.9%Steadier	16.6%	16.1%	16.6%

Typical 3-year returnThe middle of all 3-year stretches, a year	+20.3%Steadier	+15.2%	+15.7%	Not enough history

Often used forWhat funds of this type are usually for	Not enough history	Saving tax under Section 80C, under current law. Only in the old tax regime. Each investment is locked for 3 years.	Saving tax under Section 80C, under current law. Only in the old tax regime. Each investment is locked for 3 years.	Saving tax under Section 80C, under current law. Only in the old tax regime. Each investment is locked for 3 years.