INCOME TAX29 Sept 2026
Gen Z now constitute 38% of investors — Here's why they choose capital markets, how India's wealth inclusion has evolved | Mint
Gen Z investors under 30 now make up 38% of India's investor base, up from 23% in FY19, says an EY India report. Growth is coming from smaller cities, women and digitally connected households. Mutual funds and systematic investment plans (SIPs) are becoming part of normal family savings. If you are starting out, keep it simple, diversified and long term.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Gen Z, or investors under 30, now make up 38% of India's investor base, up from 23% in FY19.
- Demat (dematerialised) accounts across NSDL and CDSL have risen about 5.5 times since the pandemic, crossing 23 crore accounts.
- The EY India report estimates India can add 10 crore long-term investors by 2035.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you are new to capital markets, check your goals, time horizon and risk comfort before choosing any product, and speak to a registered adviser. Returns are not assured.
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