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Financial Planner, MF, Insurance Expert - Answered on Sep 17, 2025

Asked on - Aug 12, 2025

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Dear Sir My daughter age 26 years has started investing 2000/- each in below mutual funds since six month and planning for a period of 25 years. How much corpus she can build after 25 years. 1. Bandhan small Cap Fund - 2000/- 2. HDFC Flexi Cap Fund - 3000/- 3. HDFC Large and Mid Cap Fund - 2000/- 4. Nippon India Large Cap Fund - 2000/- 5. Samco Multi Asset Allocation Fund - 2000/- 6. SBI Comma Fund - 2000/- 7. HDFC Innovation Fund - 2000/- Please suggest if any changes to (Exit or Add) Thanks & Regards K Narsing Rao
Ans: Here’s a consolidated guidance for your daughter’s case:

Current Status

Age: 26 years

SIP: ?15,000/month across 7 funds

Horizon: 25 years

Mode: Do-It-Yourself

At 12% CAGR, this can grow to ~?2.8 crore. With step-up SIPs (increasing 10% annually), corpus can even cross ?5–6 crore.

Issues Noticed

Too many funds (7 is unnecessary).

Overlap between large-cap / flexi / thematic funds.

Exposure to risky sectoral/thematic schemes (SBI Comma, HDFC Innovation, Samco Multi Asset).

Portfolio not aligned to specific life goals (education, marriage, house, retirement).

Simplified DIY Model Portfolio (if continuing herself)

HDFC Flexicap (Core) – ?5,000

Bandhan Small Cap (Growth engine) – ?3,000

Midcap Fund (Motilal Oswal Midcap / Kotak Emerging Equity) – ?4,000

SBI Nifty 50 Index Fund (Stability, passive) – ?3,000

???? Total: ?15,000/month (clean, diversified, easy to track).

Next Step – Professional Support

Since this is a 25-year journey, DIY alone may not be enough.
She should consult a Mutual Fund Distributor (MFD) or a SEBI Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) who can:

Align investments to life goals.

Balance equity, debt, hybrid, and international exposure.

Avoid over-diversification and duplication.

Review portfolio periodically.

Help with tax planning and liquidity management.

Bottom Line

Her current DIY portfolio is okay to get started, but too scattered.

A simpler 3–4 fund portfolio is enough for long-term compounding.

For proper wealth creation aligned with her future goals, she should work with an MFD/RIA.

Best regards,
Naveenn Kummar, BE, MBA, QPFP
Chief Financial Planner | AMFI Registered MFD
https://members.networkfp.com/member/naveenkumarreddy-vadula-chennai
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