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Asked by Anonymous - Oct 12, 2024Hindi
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I am 62 yrs old. Recently my tenure of working in District Consumer Commission has ended. I m MBA with 20 yrs experience of working in state PSUs and 10 yrs in District Consumer Disputes Rddressal Commission.Now I m looking for new job. Pl. guide me.

Ans: Some of these options you can try, Sir. (1) Advisory or Consultant Roles: Leverage experience in regulatory affairs, dispute resolution, and public sector operations for flexibility. (2) Teaching or Guest Lecturing: Consider teaching roles at local colleges or universities, especially in public administration, law, or business studies. (3) Freelance Writing or Expert Commentary: Contribute to relevant social and regulatory issues through articles, commentaries, or blogs. All the BEST for Your Prosperous Future, Sir.

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HI, Good Day, I need a guidance on Mutual fund where i can invest around 25 lacs on a lumps basis with 5 to 6 funds. These funds are for pure investment for a period of min 5 and maximum of 10 years or more and i would like to have a decent return of 12 % arr and also during the tenure i would like to top up the same funds with 2 lacs or more depending on the funds which i earn from my earlier investment. Also i would like to have a share on equity, debt, hybrid, index based etc., regards Shiju
Ans: Hello;

You may allocate your initial as well as top-up investments in the given funds with given allocation:

1. Flexicap type equity mutual fund: 20%
For eg PPFAS flexicap fund

2. Large and Midcap type equity mutual fund: 20%
For eg Kotak Emerging Opportunities Fund

3. Large Cap type equity mutual fund: 10%
For eg Canara Robeco Bluechip fund

4. Small Cap type equity mutual fund:10%
For eg. Nippon India Small cap fund

5. Multi Asset Allocation type hybrid mutual fund: 15%
ICICI Pru Multi asset allocation fund

6. Dynamic asset allocation type of hybrid mutual fund: 15%
For eg. HDFC balanced advantage fund

7. Nifty Next 50 based index fund:10%
UTI Nifty Next 50 Index Fund

Keep reviewing performance of the funds annually.

Debt is part of hybrid mutual funds recommended to you hence no separate allocation for debt funds is considered, however you may park your emergency funds in liquid type debt mutual funds (for eg ICICI liquid fund).

All funds recommended are with Growth option.

Happy Investing;

You may follow us on X at @mars_invest for updates.

*Investments in mutual funds are subject to market risks. Please read all scheme related documents carefully before investing.

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Hello sir. I am 46 have plan to retire in 6 months. Current expenditure 90k including child education two kids with 13 years and 7 years. I have 1 cr fund fd+ 1 cr epf + 30lakh in ppf + 70 lakh in mf. I am expecting every year 3 to 4 lakh as travel additional expense. I need to take care my parents both 70 and 80 age. I have 2 cr asset house. Let me know how much more fund required and how to manage this fund till next 35 years.
Ans: Hello;

You should have a minimum corpus of 5 Cr. in a moderate risk equity savings type mutual fund for eg Kotak equity savings fund.

Then you can begin SWP at the rate of 3% leading to monthly income of around 1.25 L(pre-tax).

Assuming 9% return from the scheme, despite the 3% SWP, the corpus will grow in line with inflation (6%) so as to protect against the same for a long tenure of 35 years. Of course the returns on an average are assumed to be 9% but in reality they could be 12% or even 5% some year.

Your kids will need funds for their higher education in 5 and 10 years timeframe from now which you need to account for, as well.

Get your parents enrolled for Aayushman Bharat scheme as it is now applicable to all senior citizens above 70.

Plus also ensure good term life cover for yourself and family health care policy for all family members including parents.

Ensure 6 months of expense coverage as emergency fund in liquid assets.

Happy Investing;

You may follow us on X at @mars_invest for updates.

*Investments in mutual funds are subject to market risks. Please read all scheme related documents carefully before investing.

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