'What is the best MF for a good return?'
Omkeshwar Singh, head, Rank MF, (external link) a mutual fund investment platform, answers your queries:
Saikat Banerjee: I am very new in MFs. Right now I am 33 years old.
I want to continue upto the age of 60 years with a monthly investment of Rs 3,000.
What is the best MF suited for me for a good return?
Omkeshwar Singh: You may consider Axis ESG Equity Fund (Growth) and Motilal Oswal Focused 25 Fund (Growth).
Gururaj Desai: I'm 22 years old. I am planning to invest via SIP and I'm beginner in the stock market. I want to invest for next 10-12 years.
Which are the best mutual funds in which I can invest Rs 2,000 monthly as of now?
And which is better to invest in -- RD in post office or mutual funds debt funds?
Omkeshwar Singh: Please clarify if you want to invest in equity funds for 10 years or debt funds.
Paresh Sawant: I am 28 years old and I am investing in the below funds. I want to retire early, at around 50 years.
Kindly let me know should I increase my SIP amount or make any other changes. All are growth.
Total amount per month is Rs 27,000. Pls advise sir.
Omkeshwar Singh: There are too many funds; restrict yourself to 4 to 6 funds at the most.
Sunil Kumar S: I have investments in the following mutual funds (all direct growth option) for close to two years now.
I am planning to continue investing for the next 10 years.
Please advise whether I can continue with these or should change to any other plan.
Omkeshwar Singh: These are fine funds, please continue.
Mayank Vijay: Please advise. I am 32 and have the below funds.
Please suggest should I merge any? Start new SIP?
SIP started on July 5, 2021.
Lump sum:
Omkeshwar Singh: There are too many funds already, no need to increase any further funds.
Kumar Rohit: I have invested in following schemes.
Please suggest whether I shall continue in them.
I want to invest Rs 10,000 more. Which new fund shall I select or shall I increase in one of them?
Please help.
Omkeshwar Singh: Please continue. Six funds are sufficient. You need not need increase funds; you may increase amount as required in these schemes only.
Partha Mandal: I am Partha from Kolkata, my age is 30.
I want to invest Rs 3,000 and Rs 2,000 in SIP modes in two mutual funds for 20-25 years.
Please suggest some best, fundamentally strong mutual funds for long term, where I can get a good return.
Omkeshwar Singh: You may consider Axis ESG Equity Fund (Growth) and Motilal Oswal Focused 25 Fund (Growth).
Nadeem Ahmed: I want to start investing in MFs. I am a student. I can invest Rs 5,000 per month in any good MF to get 15-16 per cent returns.
I want to remain invested for around three years.
My goal is to collect Rs 5 lakh at the end of the third year.
Please suggest the best MF. And also suggest the best platform to do this.
Omkeshwar Singh: Rs 5,000 per month for three years will not be sufficient for a corpus of Rs 5 lakhs.
Akhand Kumar: I am 40 years old and hold below MFs as SIP.
I seek your view whether to hold or redeem in the current market scenario.
Omkeshwar Singh: Four to six funds are sufficient for adequate diversification. Depending on your objective, you may continue or stop a few of the funds.
Bose NV: I am a 58-year-old salaried person investing in the following SIPs since last four years with minimum horizon of 10 years.
Please advise whether to continue or should I shift to others?
Also suggest best performing, short term, debt risk free funds to invest around Rs 25 to 30 lakhs for a one to one-and-a-half year period.
I am getting advice to invest in banking and PSU funds instead of FDs for short term investment.
Omkeshwar Singh: Please continue the equity investments. Also, please be informed that there are no risk free debt funds. The market risk always remains.
If you want Mr Singh's advice on your mutual fund investments, please mail your questions to getahead@rediff.co.in with the subject line, 'Ask MF Guru', along with your name, and he will offer his unbiased views.
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