Need cash but don’t want to sell stocks? Here’s another way, explained in 10 points

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Investors have the option to leverage their shares in a demat account for borrowing, providing them access to immediate cash flow. The borrowing capacity hinges on the type of securities held and the lender's guidelines. It's vital for borrowers to grasp the risks associated with fluctuating share prices and the consequences of defaults. Additionally, understanding tax implications and benefits remains crucial, alongside meticulously reviewing the loan's terms before commitment.

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