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'Please let me know if my portfolio is good...'
Omkeshwar Singh, head, Rank MF, (external link) a mutual fund investment platform, answers your queries:
A P Chaudhuri: I am 56 year old. Want to invest in Mutual Fund. My investments will be one time. Basic idea is to get more return as compared to conventional investments like FD/NSC etc. Pls suggest a few of the Mutual Funds with good return.
Time frame: 3-4 years.
Omkeshwar Singh: You may consider a basket of hybrid funds considering your age and tenure.
Sudhir Gopal Nair: Myself, Sudhir Nair, age 47 years old, SIP investment in Mutual fund since last 4 years in below MF (Horizon 10years).
Self MF Details:
Wife Mutual Fund Details:
Kindly advise whether current funds are good or should switch to some other.
Omkeshwar Singh: Funds are decent however there are too many funds in your portfolio.
VINAY TIWARI: I am a 25 years old boy. I already invest 3000 in Aegon ULIP fund.
I want to invest around 8000 rs per month in SIP. Kindly suggest me some good SIP with how I much should I invest in each.
Omkeshwar Singh: You may consider the below;
I have 45,000 rs and I want to invest it in a mutual fund as lump sum. I was thinking to go ahead with ICICI prudential technology direct growth fund. Kindly let me know your view and suggestions of any.
Omkeshwar Singh: You can proceed with this scheme via lumpsum investment
Bijay Muduli: I am 36 yrs working in a reputed MNC IT company having 14 yrs of IT Experience. I have invested in MF since 2016 with a long goal for capital appreciation, for buying Home, Child education and retirement plan. I can take moderate Risk. Below are my MFs, could you please suggest by looking my portfolio (55% Equity, 45% debt value)
Omkeshwar Singh: This is fine; we can review it post 1 year
Kishore Babulal Purohit: I am looking for longer horizon of 15/20 years from now with an objective of creating a large corpus for my retirement. I am already investing INR 10000 in below SIPs and request your expert guidance / views whether I should continue investing in such funds or make any change in the strategy. My age as on date is 40 years. Risk appetite is medium.
Request you to please guide with your valuable inputs.
Omkeshwar Singh: Please continue; although there are too many funds
Rahul Pandey: I am a regular reader of your section. Can you please review my portfolio? All are direct growth funds. I am 38 years old and planning for long term investment for 10+ years to create wealth for my children's education and retirement.
I have divided my portfolio into large cap, mid/flexi cap and small cap based on my risk appetite. I am not investing in DEBT MFs as I prefer PF, PPF and FDs for Debit investments.
1. MIRAE ASSET LARGE CAP - 5000
2. HDFC INDEX SENSEX FUND - 3000
3. UTI NIFTY NEXT 50 - 3000
4. MIRAE ASSET EMERGING BLUE-CHIP - 4500
5. AXIS MID CAP - 3000
6. PARAG PARIKH FLEXI CAP - 3000
7. UTI FLEXI CAP - 3000
8. AXIS SMALL CAP - 3000
9. NIPPON INDIA SMALL CAP - 3000
10. DSP BLACKROCK TAX SAVER - 2000 (Stopped SIP for this and diverted amount to Mirae Asset Large Cap)
I am also planning to invest additional 10k and considering below options to give exposure to different markets/ sectors. Can you please provide your thoughts on this?
1. Motilal Oswal Nasdaq 100 Fund of Fund - 4000
2. Mirae Asset NYSE FANG+ ETF FoF - 4000
3. ICICI PRUDENTIAL TECHNOLOGY FUND - 2000.
Or, shall I consolidate investment on any of the above good existing funds?
Omkeshwar Singh: You may also consider the below:
Also, I am a bit worried about taxation as I fall in 30% tax bracket so if I need money in emergency (over and above my emergency funds) then it may reduce any gains due to tax liability. Can you please also advise on this?
Omkeshwar Singh: You will not be taxed on your income tax bracket for equity funds but on long term capital gain tax and that is 10%
Susheel Karthik: My wife (Chaitanya) and I are huge fans of your suggestions that you provide to the people & guide them for their financial independence.
I am 30 years (Both are same age) from Bangalore, have been investing in mutual fund from 1+ years.
My wife and I are investing up to 16-17k per month & doing the SIP (Monthly & Weekly) through Coin App.
Below are the list of funds we are currently investing, kindly guide our portfolio is ok to continue for long term (8-10 years) target to achieve around 1 crore.
My portfolio:
My Wife's Portfolio:
Omkeshwar Singh: Please continue; no changes required.
Shanmugam Nachiappan: I am planning to start the SIP in the below Mutual funds for 10 years and advice me whether my portfolio is good or not and Please suggest me the MFs if it is not good. Thanks in advance.
1. UTI Flexi Cap Fund Growth option Direct - 5000/month
2. ICICI Prudential US Bluechip Equity Fund Direct Plan Growth - 5000/month
3. SBI small cap fund Direct plan Growth - 5000/month
4. Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Fund Direct plan Growth - 5000/month
5. Axis Long term Equity Fund Direct Plan Growth option - 5000/month
6. DSP Midcap fund Direct plan Growth - 5000/month
Omkeshwar Singh: Please continue
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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