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Franklin Templeton gets ₹1,261 crore in six debt schemes May 17, 2021 From sale of asset, maturities, part payments, pre-payments and coupons in first fortnight of May The six suspended debt schemes of Franklin Templeton have received ₹1,261 crore from sale of asset, maturities, part payments, pre-payments and coupons in the first fortnight of this month. The schemes have received ₹20,615 crore since they were suspended for trading on April 24, 2020. They have distributed ₹14,572 crore in three tranches to the unitholders, so far. As of May 15, the schemes have another ₹1,261 crore...

Six Franklin Templeton debt schemes get ₹1,213 crore in second half of December January 02, 2021 × This makes it the fifth scheme to turn cash positive since all the six schemes were suspended for trading in April The six suspended debt schemes of Franklin Templeton has received ₹1,213 crore in the second fortnight of December. The fund house has repaid the debt in Short Term Income Plan making it the fifth scheme to turn cash positive since all the six schemes were suspended for trading in April. The debt schemes have received ₹13,120 crore till December-end from maturities, pre-paym...

Prepayments may only work in limited circumstances. saying pre-payments might be deductible if, if, they are made before the end of this year. and if the tax was assessed prior to 2018. i want to bring in bradley hine, he is a former -- excuse me, economist at the treasury department's office of tax analysis, so there is a lot of confusion, brad, it is going to be up to you now to try to clarify this. first and foremost, is there kind of a one size fits all answer to taxpayers in these states where they have very high property taxes and whether they should try to pay now? >> so there's actuall...

These pre-payments. they are going to default tonight at midnight on the a.a billion as well as the a $.6 billion payment in september, shepard. >> shepard: if i default on my payment, i get my electricity cut off or whatever. what happens to the post office? >> well, in this case, nothing because these are moneys that won't be drawn upon for several years. the real threat to the post office is what you touched upon, the operating losses. they are expecting to run out of money. the money they use to pay salaries. the money they use to pay for gasoline to keep the fleet of postal vehicles runni...